However, divinity, unlike humanity, is not "divided in" its instances or exemplifications; that is, while three instances of humanity amount to three humans, three exemplifications of divinity don't amount to three divine beings.
Despite the poverty creeping without pause or pardon, I see dozens of instances of humanity.
Tiny instances of humanity lighten Khalid's life in Guantánamo – a prison guard who gives him a piece of chocolate; the arrival of a yellowing Reader's Digest copy of To Kill a Mocking Bird, which Khalid devours over and over again; a sudden glimpse of blue sky from the exercise yard – and the ending offers a glimmer of hope for the future.
In particular, the accidental forms inhering in substantial individuals (for instance, the whiteness inhering in Socrates) can be predicated of the universal forms proper to these individuals (for instance, the form of humanity or that of animality) only indirectly (essentialiter), through and in virtue of the individuals themselves.
In other instances, the creation of humanities departments or institutes is driven by the very managerial culture they purport to disdain.
It may even be a defining characteristic of humanity, although instances of its opposites – cowardice, selfishness – flourish around us.
For instance, some research conducted in the service of humanity also carries inherent risks related to national security.
Babies, for instance, have been coming along since, well, the beginning of humanity exactly, and have managed just fine without singing rattles that transform into crib mobiles, and strollers that can change their diapers.
As a result of the 1988 massacre, which rights groups like Amnesty International have rightly referred to as an instance of "crimes against humanity," more than 30,000 members and supporters of the MEK lost their lives.
But with the weight of the UN body behind him, Goldstone's most damaging conclusion is that war crimes and possible crimes against humanity included "numerous instances of deliberate attacks on civilians".
Self-compassion can be described as a combination of (a) self-kindness - being kind and understanding toward oneself in instances of pain or failure, (b) common humanity - perceiving one's experiences as part of the larger human experience, and (c) mindfulness - holding painful thoughts and feelings in balanced awareness [ 18].
