Sentence examples for human exaltation from inspiring English sources

We had faith in human exaltation through knowledge and enlightenment.

In this light, Silas signals that we cannot look to photography or to science in principle to establish human exaltation over nature or death.

"The Scripture defines this attempt at human self-exaltation with a number: 666," he continued.

Grossman's exaltation in human detail amplifies as he approaches the most brutally impersonal aspect of the Second World War, the Holocaust.

"Nothing has done more to retard the progress of the human race than the exaltation of submission into a high and noble virtue," he wrote.

However Mormons also believe that the Fall was a necessary part of God's plan, that it was necessary for human beings to achieve exaltation.

The ruling story according to Western Civilization took hold about 500 years ago with the birth of the Scientific Revolution and exaltation of human reason.

What Christ accomplished once and for all must be appropriated freely by those who are "in Christ"; their goal is "deification," which does not mean dehumanization but the exaltation of humans to the dignity prepared for them at creation.

Kirsten's devotion to the exaltation of humanity leads her straight into blunt human peril as the prey of a fierce, psychopathic self-proclaimed prophet.

In Germany, music was treated as great art and an exaltation of the human spirit, enjoying a prestige unthinkable in Russia.

In at least one sense, Silas' dead birds might be seen as an exaltation of finality over human consciousness, or as the process that will not relent in its intrusion upon all human concerns--an intrusion that levels even scientific photography before its unscientific and non-photographic enigmas.