Technological change, above all, doomed the fight for decency in American popular culture, as every successive technological innovation weakened the power of regulators, moral and otherwise, while expanding the venues
where human weakness could be exploited for fun and profit (mainly the latter).
Not exact matches
Pope Gelasius I (492 - 496) expressed his vision of the West in a famous letter to the Byzantine Emperor Anastasius I, and, even more clearly in his fourth treatise,
where, with reference to the Byzantine model of Melchizedek, he affirmed that the unity of powers lies exclusively in Christ: «Because of
human weakness (pride!)
That this capacity lies so immeasurably fallow constitutes the real
weakness and questionableness of the
human race: actual humanity exists only
where this capacity unfolds.
As such, it has all the power of a
human drama,
where the
weakness and vulnerability of Christ do not compromise his divinity, but serve rather to accentuate the staggering generosity of his self - sacrifice.
It appears a core
weakness in
humans where one heads toward a heart filled with hate and the another a heart filled with hope.
The more we understand, the better able we are to identify
weaknesses, and use them to control the tsetse fly in regions
where human African trypanosomiasis is endemic.»
That's the denialists»
weakness, and since we're in a fight for the survival of
human civilization we should go on the offensive, and hit»em
where it hurts»em the most.