Sentence examples for personal unity from inspiring English sources

Third, those two "natures" do not exist beside one another in an unconnected way but, rather, are joined in him in a personal unity.

Even according to their somatic (bodily) condition, humans are the universal form of being, in whom the powers and creative principles of the whole universe are combined in a personal unity of spirit, soul, and body.

The poem equates Endymion's original romantic ardour with a more universal quest for a self-destroying transcendence in which he might achieve a blissful personal unity with all creation.

The French philosopher and psychologist Pierre Janet, who developed the first formal theory of dissociation, in 1889, wrote, "Personal unity, identity, and initiative are not primitive characteristics of psychological life.

The doctrine maintains that the divine and human natures of Jesus do not exist beside one another in an unconnected way but rather are joined in him in a personal unity that has traditionally been referred to as the hypostatic union.

Escape through sound and the attendant hope for personal unity is hardly an original concept but it is a signifier that within Belfast it's more than just the music that's important, whether the clubbers realise it or not.

As Paul Tiedemann points out, we understand ourselves as personal unities and as subjects and source of attitudes as long as these attitudes have a minimum level of coherence.

Material existence alone cannot satisfy us; we long for and require friendship, shared experience, emotional intimacy, personal integrity, love and an experience of the transcendent unity of existence.

The grading system includes marks for such things as the applicant's family unity, personal hygiene, speech, initiative, self-reliance and independence.

In "The Music Peace" Regis's textured, vibrant colors are not merely expressions of bold emotion and positivity, but together a courageous invitation for all to seek personal truth and unity of spirit.

The ratios of hospital admissions in NEMESIS catchment areas to those in all of Australia in 1996/97 ranged from 0.9 to 1.3 by age and sex with an overall ratio close to unity (personal communication, T. Vos March 2010).