Whether raw or cooked, the delectable bivalve has been providing mankind with nourishment, as well as aphrodisiac qualities, for centuries.
The centuries-old tradition of blessing animals in anticipation of Easter Sunday is for all the benefits they provide mankind.
You are but in manifest error.'" (36 48) In this verse, God elucidates that apart from providing mankind with ample food, He also has a mechanism for feeding those who have a lesser share of it.
Plants are the basic source of medicines in the traditional system that provides mankind new remedies for different disease(s).
Although phytochemicals found in medicinal herbs can provide mankind with new therapeutic remedies, single agent intervention has failed to bring the expected outcome in clinical trials.
So the closure is a timely reminder of the extent to which the world economy is tied to services provided to mankind by nature.
As a statement of Catholic Bishops from Latin America who met last July in Chaclacayo, Peru began, "the church recognizes the importance of the extractive industries, the service they can provide to mankind and the economies of the world, and the progress they contribute to society as a whole".
Today, therefore, the question on the agenda must read: Why should there be hunger and privation in any land, in any city, at any table, when man has the resources and the scientific know-how to provide all mankind with the basic necessities of life?
The covenant of works that is reflected in the conscience of mankind provided a basis for Cocceius' theological treatment of the broader social and political areas of life, while the gracious covenant permitted his interpretation of many Old Testament symbols as prefigurations of the New Testament Christ.
Details of specific developments having wider application to the benefit of mankind are provided.
