Sentences with phrase «than human life»

The mission is always more important than human life... at least that is the military approach.

So it's preferences, rather than human life, that we ought to value, and this means that animals fall within our sphere of moral obligations.

This association of the oak with the long - term — much longer than human life — contrasts markedly with the short - term nature of contemporary life.

Jesus wouldn't cut the budget but he would change this whole evil system that we live in where money has more value than human life.

Science itself is incapable of making moral judgments and it is not really too wild a step of the imagination to think of a situation where scientific knowledge is valued more highly than human lives.

Griffin's point elucidates that, when a choice demonstrates preference for something other than human life, it is not simply a case of incommensurable alternatives, but that something deeper is at play.

Buhari only donned military fatigues to inaugurate an army battalion to combat cattle rustlers in Zamfara State, as if cattle are more precious than human lives.

A big part of the problem, Stein said, is that the Earth moves on a different schedule than the human life span.

In this part of the country, wildlife is more prevalent than human life, so you can count on seeing rare migratory birds and thousands of playful puffins.

The basic premise about trying to add emotional capabilities into computers so they can become more advanced than human life provides some interesting debate regarding the ethical ramifications of trying to play God.

When people think more of animal life than human life, something is wrong.If she had had one cat, she could have taken it with her.

We sat together for a while after Belker's death, wondering aloud about the sad fact that animal lives are shorter than human lives.

They don't seem to care if several thousand of their Orthodox brethren get lost in this battle — the geopolitical victory of the East is more important than human lives, the Gospel, or inter-Orthodox solidarity.

They last longer than a human life and are redefined by each present moment.