Sentence examples for relation of humanity from inspiring English sources

When speaking of Mr. Kane, he turned spiritual, using words like "Upanishadic" -- the relation of humanity to the universe -- and struggling to find a meaning in his sudden demise.

The theological theme of the relation of humanity and the world has been described by the 17th-century French scientist and philosopher Blaise Pascal as the doctrine of the "dignity and poverty of man"—i.e., the doctrine of creation and fall and, related to this, the proclamation of salvation and the presentation of a path to salvation.

Xunzi occasionally refers to what he takes to be the ideal relation of humanity to heaven and earth as "forming a triad".

It is a huge loss of belief in the fundamental narratives of Christianity and Judaism, the biblical concepts of divinity in relation to humanity.

This conflict, in relation to the biotechnological revolution taking place before our eyes, is playing out directly into the line of humanity – humans are, in fact, dealing here with paradigms of law and also becoming the axiological basis of it.

I think the only other cities that you can compare it to in the States are New York and LA, where they are in the relation of urbanity, not humanity.

If doctors make the wrong diagnosis it can be disastrous, and this is what Hitchens has done in relation to the ills of humanity.

Increasingly, in the early 1980s Gormley was drawn to examine questions of humanity in relation to the environment.

Alfred Webre is a Yale-educated lawyer-cum-space activist, who literally wrote the book on the study of 'exopolitics'; meaning, the study of humanity's relations with extra-terrestrials.

The apocryphal traditions used by the mystics are numerous; such as "Heaven and earth do not contain me, but the heart of my faithful servant contains Me"; and the possibility of a relation between humanity and God is also explained by the traditional idea: "He (God) created Adam in His image".

This feels like an ultimate reversal of the relation between humanity and environment envisaged in the religious vision – the material world's processes deliberately harnessed to bring about domination by violence; though, when you think about it, it is only a projection of the existing history of military technology.