Sentence examples for unity of humanity from inspiring English sources

The principal Bahāʾī tenets are the essential unity of all religions and the unity of humanity.

Though the unity of humanity is never more than a unity founded on communication, precisely because we can communicate, the differences among us are never absolute.

Hence, the relational aspect as a core of comprehension was already apparent in the specific structure of Chinese cosmology, which was based upon the holistic unity of humanity and nature (tian ren heyi).

Judaism -- Unity of humanity with God's vision of the sacred life.

Christianity -- Unity of humanity with the Christ manifested by love in action.

Islam -- Unity of humanity with the presence of Allah in joy and in service to all beings.

Hence, the unity or non-unity of knowledge and action was always a measure of the unity or non-unity of humanity and the world (Cheng 1989: 207).

"Thinking about the oneness of humanity and the unity of nature doesn't seem to be related to self-control," Dr. McCullough said.

The Bahais, who number more than five million and believe in the unity of all religions and the oneness of humanity, emerged in Iran in the mid-19th century.

The quote from Saadi is very shrewd, given that Obama cited Saadi's most famous poem, four lines long, that evokes the essential unity of all humanity — the stanza is inscribed at the United Nations.

It was founded in the nineteenth century in Iran, where its followers are now severely persecuted, and preaches the Unity of God, humanity and religion.