[…] were known to have a few loose branches in their family tree? From the downtrodden? From generic human angst? To talk about depression, melancholia, the blues, any of those things, it seems that the […]
[…] also be illuminated by this analysis. The approach in this article is primarily naturalistic. I focus on human factors, both psychological and social, which may have influenced human behavior. Although such an approach—or any […]
[…] is nonetheless real; historian Will Durant “calculated that there have only been twenty-nine years in all of human history during which a war was not underway somewhere.” The nature of war itself, senseless, brutal, […]
[…] unfortunate individuals with goiter-swollen necks and faces, deformed and stunted bodies, scattered and limited minds, are really human beings. I coped with the massiveness of this human suffering by building physical and mental walls […]
[…] might this theological frame influence the self-perception of a growing girl whose gender was determined by a human decision? Sounds like a nightmare to me. A toxic spiritual burden. That’s why I was grateful […]
[…] called. Renee is unwavering in her devotion and service to the Church, the family, and her fellow human beings. My greatest joy is my association with my family. I try to make no distinction […]
[…] of the gospel. As for questions, considering that we live in a universe more immense than any human comprehension and more wondrous than any human imagination, asking questions seemed like a natural, even reverent, […]
[…] “a professional image for sister missionar-ies.”68 Buehner notes, “Research into the area of nonverbal com-munication and clothing design determined that the most profes-sional image is considered to be the ‘executive’ or ‘business’ look which […]
[…] and have three children. The only place in my life where I am treated like a lesser human being is at church.” I could go on and on. How is this possible? Why is […]
[…] alive, with ultimate fulness of truth, joy, and love.” Bennion also suggests that “nobody is manipulating every human decision that would affect every human experience” because, if that were the case, “we would have […]