Sentences with phrase «true humanity»

If so, then the essence of true humanity resides in the individual, as indeed it resides in us as we feel for her, and root for her tester.

They rise for us as at the personal level, that is, as we try to discover our own true humanity and penetrate to deeper levels of self - knowledge.

It is pretty hard to get impatient with someone whose true humanity you see.

By examining Marx's critique of religion optimistically and without prejudice we find that Marxists and Christians can agree, in spite of several disagreements, that both are ultimately concerned for true humanity, especially for the rights of the poor and needy, the hungry and hopeless; both could agree that they strive to be «true to the earth».

But in doing this, He proved that He shared TRUE humanity with us, which we only hope for and long for and Jesus exemplified.

For two acts, Leslie Dixon's shrewd script sometimes suggests our limitations constitute true humanity — that a horizon-less existence is one of true horror.

As with his predecessors, Mandanipour reminds us that true humanity belongs not in the gray corridors of officialdom or on the faces of unsmiling ayatollahs and bureaucrats, but with the common dreamers and drifters whom they purport to represent.

Liberals pretend that continuous self - obliteration is the demand of the moral law, but in reality it is only the demand of the liberal state, which can not put a brake upon sacrifice because it is unable to promote any positive goals or values that would define true humanity.

These activities feed the impulses toward autonomy and dominance which undermine true humanity.

Only a narrow political persuasion convinces people of any national culture today that they are the representatives of the only true humanity.

«By examining Marx's critique of religion optimistically and without prejudice we found that Marxists and Christians can agree, in spite of several disagreements, that both are ultimately concerned for true humanity, especially for the rights of the poor and the needy, the hungry and hopeless; both could agree that they strive to be «true to the earth».

To read this article, and take away only a deepened distain for people who believe, is proof enough of a soul that has hardened itself to become only a shadow of true humanity.

History is rife with horrific events that somehow manage to reveal true humanity and heroism.

True humanity does not allow us to impose such sufferings on them.

Mandanipour reminds us that true humanity belongs not in the grey corridors of officialdom or on the faces of unsmiling ayatollahs and bureaucrats, but with the common dreamers and drifters whom they purport to represent.

His life inspires me to stand firm for the betterment of the other and see God and God's love in the struggles of the poor for true humanity.

«Every time we stand this test a new step is taken toward a true humanity, gathered in the name of God.»

Such controlled experiments, as it has been possible to conduct in order to learn what happens when a man is deprived of all his senses, suggest that the mind is soon subject to increasing hallucination, such as could quickly lead to the loss of the rational stream of consciousness so essential for true humanity.

And Tom More grows so impatient at our loss of true humanity that he seeks to invent a machine which will physically bind our riven selves whole again.

True humanity is realized, reached, or received in human ascent after the model of Jesus who first «descended» and then «ascended».

Jesus of the Gospel accounts was compatible with the classic confession of the true humanity o There my point was that the book's emphasis on the concrete historical - political humanity of the f Christ (i.e., the core meaning of «incarnation»), whereas those who deny that humanity (or its normative exemplarity) in favor of «some more spiritual» message are implicitly Docetic.

Later this insight of Christian faith led to the application of such phrases as «God - Man» to Jesus Christ; unfortunate as language like that may have been, contradictory as it is to our ways of thinking, its intention is plain enough: true humanity and true Godhead are somehow brought together in the historical event wrought out in Jesus.

There is one front of such men, writes Buber, the representatives of a true humanity who fight together even without knowing it, each in his own place.

The question of the relation of himself as person to these impersonal forces which constituted him hardly arose, except insofar as he might identify one or the other of these forces as alien to his true humanity.

The grief may be taken as a mark of his true humanity, as a kind of agony in the presence of death (like the synoptic accounts of Jesus» Gethsemane prayer).

She went on to imbibe (and translate into English) Ludwig Feuerbach's philosophical view that the idea of God is nothing but the projection of true humanity.

Secondly, the new view of the Bible has helped us to recover the true humanity of Jesus.

There might have to have been a number of such mutational / environmental shifts on the path to true humanity.

This is not an «add - on» for religious believers but the only safeguard against a secular denigration of our true humanity.

In the Faith movement, our humanity is seen in essential relation to the Incarnation of Christ as the full revelation to us of our true humanity as well as of His divinity.