She and her readers were concerned about character and human faults and folly.
Laing's way of looking at a natural world that is free from human faults repeatedly prompts something like the "spiritual awakening" AA attendees hope for.
Under the assumption that nobody is perfect, how do you reconcile your human faults with the guidance you dispense in your column?
It's about the inner workings and politics of the family and it lays bare our wish to be superhuman and perfect within it, and the fact that we never will be – we've always got very human faults in the end.
Besides preventing and tolerating faults, one should also consider how to evaluate system QoS in the presence of human faults.
This clearly refers to Xenophanes' criticism of Homer's (and Hesiod's) anthropomorphic depiction of the gods (in which, among other typically human faults, they engage in deception Timon's coinage 'of Homeric deception' (Homêrapatês) may very well be a reflection of this point).
Truly, if anything illustrates the difference between "them" and "us," it's that celebrities are constantly reminding us they are merely humans, prone to human faults.
Can we really move some of our basic human faults to the rear -- the greed, the intolerance, the competition, the fury and bigotry that marks today's world in such sharp outlines -- and find some basic, human connections?
Francis has in fact said he wants to decentralize authority and increase collegiality, and he met last week Oct . 30) with leaders of the Old Catholics and told them that there have been "grave sins and human faults" on both sides.
