Sentence examples for between humankind from inspiring English sources

He calls their custodianship "one of the greatest ever sustainable partnerships between humankind and the ecosystems they occupied".

Filled with transformations, and blurring the space between humankind and nature, this is folklore for the 21st century.

To the Reformers the Roman Catholic sacramental system seemed to be part of an ongoing transaction between humankind and God.

Everyone is fond of saying you divide up — Nabokov said: either you sleep well or you don't, and that's the biggest division between humankind.

Miyazaki's career has been built on drawing the mutual awe between humankind and nature: no wonder he inspires David Attenborough levels of devotion in Japan.

"In China's thousands of years of civilization, the conflict between humankind and nature has never been as serious as it is today," he wrote.

But well before Anselm, Christians maintained that because people have been endowed with reason, they have an urge to express their experience of faith intellectually, to translate the contents of faith into concepts, and to formulate beliefs in a systematic understanding of the correlation between God, humankind, and creation.

The medieval system (both sacramental and sacerdotal) in effect made priests the mediators between God and humankind.

"The chill of suspicion and incomprehension came between me and humankind when I was sixteen," Bilenchi's spare, dark bildungsroman begins.

In the patriarchal stories (about Abraham, Isaac, Jacob, and Joseph), a particular family is called upon to restore the relationship between God and humankind.

The Son is not himself God, a creature that was willed by God, made like God by divine grace, and sent as a mediator between God and humankind.