Not exact matches
The
danger to the church at the moment is that we will continue to ignore these questions and persist in what Frederick Ferré calls our «technolatry,» the belief that «every apparent evil brought on
by technique is to be countered
by yet greater faith in technique» (
Shaping the Future [Harper & Row, 19761, p. 43).
Entering the world is not without a little
danger, and your baby's head may pay the price
by being a bit out of
shape.
From a tiny terrace outside the apartment's living room, the Chernobyl reactor is visible in the distance, its blocky
shape now covered over
by the sarcophagus, the concrete coffin designed to contain its radioactive
dangers.
On the one hand there was a quest
by scientists to find the world's funniest joke, and on the other, dire warnings about the
dangers of mobile phones, an increase in the incidence of new variant CJD, climate change, and cosmic threats to Earth in the
shape of asteroids and gamma ray bursts.
Grade
shapes our future and students can't afford to put themselves in
danger for whole life
by submitting standard essays.