Sentences with phrase «see human cruelties»

But it does throw some light upon the dark side of the human story if we see human cruelties and destructiveness as corruptions of the power to love, and thus as belonging not to the norm of human nature but to its pathology.

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To read these histories is to see the evil of the systematic, the cruelty of impersonal human ingenuity, and the prison of the Enlightenment's constraining rationality.

At first glance, it seems like a harmless action and we would be tempted to ignore it until we dig deeper into the links between cruelty to animals and cruelty to humans, or until we begin to see the ox as a victim too.

If we read the New Testament documents we see that their background is largely one of fear, cruelty, superstition, corruption and a callous lack of consideration for human beings.

Still further, Hartshorne points out that our loveless physics and biology have produced in our time loveless politics and economics, with the results that we have seen the revival of human cruelty on an unprecedented scale and the adoption of callous economic policies which leave the alleviation of human miseries to the automatic functioning of the «market.

It is tempting to see the wanton violence and cruelty in human history as a «throw back» to what is primitive and undisciplined in human nature.

Johnson plays Davis Okoye, a former Special Forces soldier who went on to a stint busting poachers around the world, and has seen enough human cruelty against animals to prefer the latter over the former.

When Diana comes to a realization about the complicated nature and ceaseless cruelty of the human race, we actually see her working through it on camera.

Jarvis sees human nature as «mean, nasty, brutish, selfish, and capable of great cruelty and meanness.

â $ œTime and time again we see that our nationâ $ ™ s most appalling criminals have a history of abusing animalsâ $» that animal cruelty and human cruelty are indelibly linkedâ $» and the ASPCA is committed to providing resources and training to stop these crimes in their tracks, â $ said ASPCA President and CEO Ed Sayres.