[…] in absolute as well as in relative terms. Yet world population continues growing rampart like: 3.2 new human beings every second, 11 thousand every hour, 235 thousand every day and 85-90 million every year. […]
[…] injustice, the inequality, the great amount of suffering, and the tragedy of life. I know that our human existence is tenuous, uncertain, and contingent upon forces beyond our control. But human life has always […]
[…] were subject to him; he was sole creator of heaven, earth, and humans, including the spirit of human beings. No other god directed him in these creative acts (Gen. 14:22; Isa. 42:5; 44:24; 45:18; […]
[…] the treasures of the Hermitage. What I see most insistently are the images of two quite ordinary human faces. One is patriarchally bearded and rather craggy, set atop a tall, finely built but slightly […]
[…] Mother God. The dream made me realize that one reason I could not accept a mother figure, human or divine, was because I had not allowed myself to fully feel or admit all of […]
[…] and women. Time and time again his teachings and actions, as he treated all those people as fully human, fully loved by God, startled even his closest followers and angered his opponents in the extremist […]
[…] role in the lives of Latter-day Saints by being able to create a point of intersection between human desires for righteousness and the divine willingness to be bound by covenant. This point has remained […]
[…] is a daunting task. The scope of what needs to be done to increase peace, security, and human dignity in communities throughout the world leaves one wondering where to start. At the risk of […]
[…] the proportions with which they are constructed, tapping into what the composer describes as intuitive or anamnestic human sensitivities to universal principles of vibrational structure: “The sensations of ineffable truths that we sometimes experience […]
[…] this one event from either of two perspectives: by using the language of history (“his toric”) with human characters prominent (e.g., Ps. 105) or by using the language of “myth” (“suprahistoric”) with God portrayed […]