Sentence examples for enables humankind from inspiring English sources

In Egypt, sacrifice is not so much a gift of humans to the gods as a sacral technique that enables humankind to contribute to the maintenance and, if necessary, the restoration of harmony and order in the world.

It is only after the death of Hainuwele that human beings become sexual; that is, the murder of Hainuwele enables humankind to have some determination in the process of bringing new life into the world.

But we may recall wistfully how Twitter enabled humankind to slip the surly bonds of any thought requiring more than 23 words.

Such hope and opportunity enable humankind to cooperate with the Godhead so as to defeat Satan, avoid damnation, overcome death, and ascend heavenward.

In 1769, Scottish inventor James Watt created an improved version of the steam engine, which enabled humankind to power manufacturing and transportation on a previously impossible scale.

Regrettably, elections nowadays rarely address sustainability issues, so the scope is limited at nation or regional level to help craft the policies and practices that will enable humankind to navigate through the stormy waters that this century inevitably holds in store.

Humankind seized the opportunity and bore the "trust" (amana), but they were "unjust and very ignorant". Even so, God through mercy has guided and enabled humankind in bearing the responsibility of the amana, although they have in the process also been subjected to punishment for their hypocrisy and unbelief.

Whereas, enough of European civilization survived WW II to rebuild and reorder their part of the world (with American help), it cannot be assumed that enough would remain in the aftermath of an all-out nuclear war to enable humankind to start constructing a more whole global order.

When biotechnology enables us to upgrade humans, extend lifespans, and perhaps split humankind into different biological castes?

The central issue is what subject material best enables teaching scholars to impart the history and vitality of humankind's best thinking and modes of inquiry to young and relatively unformed students.

One would of course like to see humankind wake up from the sleep of reason that enables religious beliefs and the institutions built on them to persist.