Sentences with phrase «realities of human difference»

Cultural competence is established through the therapist's capacity to be self - aware in regards to their own identities and cultural norms, the therapist's abilities to be sensitive to the nuances of the realities of human difference, and the therapist's capacity to hold and value a philosophy of difference, allowing for creative responses to the client.

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Catholics have always recognised that the differences between men and women are a physical reality that conveys important truths: that human marriage is a symbol - a living, life - giving, and procreative one - of the relationship between the ultimate Bridegroom, Christ, and his Bride, the Church.

In that mutual attraction of theirs, the physical differences were seen, undisturbedly, as a sign of a much richer human reality; and indeed as imaging an infinitely higher reality.

Again, the unspoken assumption is that what is important in the differences between religions has nothing to do with how close their theological descriptions of God correspond to reality, either because those differences don't exist or because they are impossible for us to judge, differences too subtle to be detected by us, lost in the «noise» of our human limitations, personal history, genetics, and so on.

Since a difference in estimating the shift in the vision of science affects one's views concerning the capacity of human observation and its formulations in reporting the realities of experience, one can assume that our views here would diverge somewhat.

We must take a clear view of the medical realities of disease and the spiritual realities of sin, but it makes a difference in the pastor's understanding of all human ills that he sees every person as created for a life of love to God and his neighbor.

Bright (Unrated) Sci - fi thriller, set in an alternate reality where humans coexist with fairies, elves and orcs, and revolving around an orc (Joel Edgerton) and a human cop (Will Smith) who put aside their differences to protect a young elf (Lucy Fry) in possession of a powerful magic wand coveted by an evil elf (Noomi Rapace).

A critical training that lies on the interpretation of the reality that unfolds when attempting to transform it using your educational action and, finally, philanthropic: to discover and appreciate at firsthand the human diversity, finding the difference in more elements that unite us.