[…] enactment enjoined the conference to work toward the end of injustice and any social conditions which limit human freedom. Objection to consideration failed and the resolution passed. A motion calling for an annual progress […]
[…] appeared to crumble, and conflict on a myriad of levels became common. At virtually every level of human interaction—political, economic, social, cultural, military—proven formulae were cast aside in favor of other, although not necessarily […]
[…] with the concept of war as a political tool among nations, he condemned the absurd waste of human potential and the destruction of both human life and human values as well.” Family In 1924, […]
[…] being the innocent victims. I personally know of many violations by members of both political parties. The human weakness of mixing politics with religion certainly has not been confined to one party. One of […]
[…] the Mountain West sought to make the desert blossom as the rose in a region hostile to human settlement; and a third stage of accommodation and adjustment to the dominant scientific and democratic culture […]
[…] “ignorant” and “illiterate” by the residents of Palmyra and the denunciation of Mormon beliefs as “subversive of human reason” by those dubious judges the “old settlers” of Jackson County, the stereo type was established […]
[…] had better go only as far as his knowledge of relevant materials warrants. In other fields of human endeavor it is taken for granted that comprehensive knowledge is needed. We rely on the lawyer […]
[…] cricket pitch in the field on the far end of the village—humming and clicking with their in human sounds. Once they had amassed there, the folk had about fifteen minutes to get back to […]
[…] Sunday school, cub scouts, T–ball. When didn’t I know Reed? He always had this deeper ecological and humanitarian consciousness. Our Sunday school teachers, sweet old ladies who brought us oatmeal cookies, stared incredulously as […]
In the human presence is the real salience of life. I’m interested in that—the human resonance really that exists in all things and so in my work, though somewhat modified, somewhat less than obviously […]