Sentence examples for fall of humanity from inspiring English sources

The way out of ruin, he urges, is the fall of humanity.

According to a gallery release, Mr. diCorcia cites the Book of Genesis — that is, the fall of humanity — and the end of the George W. Bush era as sources for his eerily lighted scenes of the American West.

Platonism in particular provided a metaphysical framework within which the Christians could interpret the entire pattern of creation, the Fall of humanity, the incarnation, redemption, the church, sacraments, and last things.

Platonism in particular provided a metaphysical framework within which the Christians could interpret the entire pattern of creation, the Fall of humanity, the Incarnation, redemption, the church, sacraments, and last things.

Mr. Cover preaches what filmmakers might see as a three-act narrative in the Bible: first the story of creation, then the fall of humanity and finally, the tragedy of wanting things rather than God.

Perhaps the selfie is not the fall of humanity.

Songs as early as 1981's "Controversy" focus on a quest for God, and his catalog overflows with complex number and color systems, prophetic statements and disquiet about the fallen state of humanity.

There's need for vigorous debate on this question, but little to be gained by more hand wringing or finger pointing about the alleged decline and fall of the humanities.

When the Berlin Wall fell, two-fifths of humanity lived in extreme poverty.

And, just off the edge of that dark place, in a plain that is quiet and clear and secluded, is a place of no judgement, where even the endless hum of humanity falls away and we are at our most alone and most free.

Hiding in a bunker as the rest of humanity falls apart because they failed to prepare as you did is, in some ways, the ultimate libertarian fantasy.