Sentence examples for human disobedience from inspiring English sources
Human disobedience is not explained in the text, except that the serpent says to Eve that they will not die if they eat the fruit, but will be like God, knowing good and evil, and Eve sees the fruit as good for food and pleasing to the eye and desirable for gaining wisdom.
At this critical point in human history, civil disobedience is not just a good idea.
Rabbinic literature created a technical term, ha-raʿ ("the evil impulse"), to denote the source within humans of their disobedience, and subsequently the counter-term yetzer ha-ṭov ("the good impulse") was used to indicate humans' obedience.
Both Christianity and Judaism see sin as a deliberate violation of the will of God and as being attributable to human pride, self-centredness, and disobedience.
The central theme of the first 11 chapters of Genesis focuses on this responsibility, for the implicit assumption of the pre-patriarchal stories is the human ability to choose between obedience and disobedience.
The primal human couple are punished by God for their disobedience by being driven out of the idyllic garden into the world of pain, toil, and death.
We have created great universities which are challenged in their capacity to accommodate our human needs of expression, anger, frustration and even civil disobedience together with the need to feel safe.
When the doctors of the Government Medical College, Srinagar recently protested against growing human rights abuses, the government registered cases against them for rioting and disobedience.
The Patriot Act's definition of domestic terrorism begins with these words: "Acts dangerous to human life.... .. Protest and dissent - and even acts of civil disobedience involving trespass and minor property damage - do not constitute acts of terrorism.
Disobedience in women is crushed and you are disobedient.
