Sentences with phrase «taking human judgment»

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All the acts which I have done expressly to serve thee, and also all the acts which I believe to be neutral and purely human, and also all the acts which I know to be disobedience and sin, I put in thy hands, 0 God, my Lord and Savior; take them now that they are finished; prove them thyself to see which enter into thy work and which deserve only judgment and death; use, cut, trim, reset, readjust, now that it is no longer I who can decide or know, now that what is done is done, what I have written I have written.

Rather, it informs all as to the basic principles that ought to be taken into account in coming to specific judgments, in interpreting the particularities of human situations and in guiding concerted action.

The moment he finishes his lifetime given when he was conceived in his mothers womb which no one knows including the angel comes to take the soul... Actually the moment a human dies his / her day of judgment starts and then waits till the final day to be judged... O our Lord have mercy on us and judge us with Your mercy and not with Your justice... amin

(3) A more imaginative approach has been taken by some theologians who have suggested that the resurrection was an act of God and therefore not a part of human history, and is therefore not subject to the judgment of historians.

The judgment which the myth portrays within the context of the end - time is really taking place already in the stream of human history.

It is after doing what is commanded, when everything has been done in the sphere of human decisions and means, when in terms of the relation to God every effort has been made to know the will of God and to obey it, when in the arena of life there has been full acceptance of all responsibilities and interpretations and commitments and conflicts, it is then and only then that the judgment takes on meaning: all this (that we had to do) is useless; all this we cast from us to put it in thy hands, O Lord; all this belongs no more to the human order but to the order of thy kingdom.

Human life continues to be «historic» even when it is eschatological — for that I take it is what you mean by «the eschatological judgment still lies in the future» — and it issues forth in a new life.

And they declare that they have experienced the judgment of an all - inclusive love on their pettiness and pride, while at the same time they have been the recipients of a forgiveness or acceptance which comes when their previous stupidity and cupidity have in some strange fashion been taken away and they have been given the opportunity and occasion for genuine enrichment in fellowship with their human brethren.

After all, though storms are lifeless and soulless, when God commands people to carry out His judgment He is commanding humans to take the life of other humans thereby involving them in His questionable actions.

But in that case why did it not yield to the judgment that convenience, or the avoidance of embarrassment, could not possibly be taken as the justification for killing any other human being?

That's obviously a shitty take too; they're human and they are capable of mistakes or lapses in judgment.

The findings, published in the November issue of the journal Nature Communications, show that humans are visually wired to speedily take in information and make a snap judgment about what's real.

«It takes less than a second to tell humans from androids: TV shows may have us fooled, but in real life, our brains make accurate snap judgments about what is real.»

My view is this: there will be a series of scandals out of this, and there will be a return to the rating agencies, where human judgment takes in the factors that can't be crunched into an equation.

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In my holistic judgment however, and taking my understanding of human cultural adaptation fully into account, collectively terminating the large - scale anthropogenic transfer of fossil carbon to the atmosphere has a greater probability of success in the near term.

When taken together with the linked judgment handed down in Rahmatullah No 2, the Supreme Court has now given authoritative guidance as to how far English Courts should be constrained in their willingness to entertain claims involving allegations of fundamental human rights breaches on the part of foreign states, and the complicity of English officials in such breaches.

A severely disabled boy who was taken out of school for 18 months can not sue his local authority for breaching his human rights, the Supreme Court has ruled in a landmark judgment.

A court or tribunal deciding a question in respect of a Convention right must take account of «relevant judgments, decisions, declarations and opinions made or given by the... European Court of Human Rights and the Committee of Ministers of the Council of Europe» (Section 2 (1) of the Human Rights Act).