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• universals and humanness .
• We all seem to share in common the property (humanness), just as a lemon would share the property yellowness with another lemon. ...

• Five Components of My Humanness .
• My five components of humanness are physical, intellectual, social, emotional, and spiritual. ...

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• the quality of being human; "he feared the speedy decline of all manhood" Humanness. ...
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• Wisdom and Humanness in Psychology -- C. ...
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• The origin and destiny of humanness: An interpretation of the Gospel according to Matthew -- Herman C Waetjen.
• --> The origin and destiny of humanness: An interpretation of the Gospel according to Matthew -- Herman C Waetjen.
• Divine humanness -- Aarne Siirala.
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• Bigfoot Humanness.
• The face looks more like a man than a woman, but I think that the humanness is obvious. ...

• The Humanness of the Messenger of Allah.

• ORTODOKSIA  AND  HUMANNESS 1 .
• Yet this is a reaction against man and humanness, so characteristic for our epoch, demanding an inward putting matters in order and tranquillity. ... there perished ultimately, humanness. ...
• And therefore the Russian thought of the XIX Century is foreign and unintelligible for him, with its searchings for the just-truth of man, its humanness. ...

• Bernard Nathanson, 1 who argue that full humanness begins when the conceptus is implanted in its mother's womb, which occurs within one week after conception. ...
• So, for Nathanson the unborn's hormonal communication to its mother is essential for humanness. ...
• There is a second argument for implantation as the decisive moment: If we say that full humanness begins at conception, we must respond to the observation that "some entities that stem from the union of sperm and egg are not 'human beings' and never will develop into them," and that there may be some human beings who come into being without the union of sperm and egg. ...
• One who holds that full humanness begins at conception is not arguing that everything which results from the sperm-egg union is necessarily a conception. ...
• 6 But this would only mean that conception is not a necessary condition for full humanness, just as the sperm-egg union is not a sufficient condition for conception. ...
• In sum, Nathanson's argument from both nonhuman products of sperm-egg unions and the possibility of clones is inadequate in overturning the pro-life position that full humanness begins at conception. ...
• In any event, the fact of twinning does not seem to be a sufficient reason to give up the belief that full humanness begins at conception. ...

•   Out of this context of 'humanness' can come peace and life. ...
•             Another distinctive of humanness that can be juxtaposed  with the freedom to make inner decisions, is the capacity to endure the now, in hopes of a more satisfying future. ...   It is this partnership between hope in the future, and autonomous choice which makes up the core of humanness. ...
•             As essential as hope and the freedom to choose are, perhaps the capacity to love is even more basic to expressing genuine humanness. ...
• What Might Threaten the Humanness in Each of Us .
•             Frankl’s presupposition of basic humanness is anchored in possessing the capacity to choose. ...   A threat to basic humanness is the temptation of acquiescing to the circumstances of suffering therefore, abandoning the triad of humanness consequently becoming less than human. ...   To Frankl, this abdication of hope constituted a compromise of genuine humanness. ...
•   This seemed to be the worst pain endured by the inmate, and was that which most tempted them to sacrifice humanness for a new less than human identity devoid of love; often lived out as a Capo or Block Warden. ...   Therefore, preserving the basic infrastructure of humanness, that of choice hope and love. ...

• In performance Greek tragedy intrudes insistently on our senses with the raw presence of a sub-heroic humanness. ...
• This is a part of the play's significance which cannot be demonstrated from within the conventional world of language and civilisation, but only in that other sacred space of drama, where the measure of our humanness, our conventions, our language, and our interests can be taken without actually destroying them all. ...
• The impressive potency of her presentation and delivery lay in the humanness she maintained masterfully until the very end, in which the image I described above was severely truncated. The continuity of this female humanness with the vindictive butchery belonged, I think, to the production, not the text, but completes the latter in one legitimate way, and indicates the demand upon any interpretation to allow for such extra-linguistic definition.

•   I think the answer lies in understanding two main concerns:  the physical aspect and essence of humanness. ...   By essence of humanness, I mean that part of the human that is essential to “being human” apart from the physical aspect. ...
•   Humanness is innate and this “innateness” must be included in the discussions of taking the life in the womb. When does this humanness begin?.
•      The question then becomes, “When does this humanness begin?”  I cannot give an authoritative answer. ...

• !oxegen Life in Christ (The Journal of the Journey) The Humanness of Jesus.
• Dorothy Sayers write about the humanness of Jesus:.
• --> Comments # re: The Humanness of Jesus fred I was thinking about the cost that was paid by the men and women who called themselves His friends, He is dangerous and it is exciting to walk with Him. ... Who is this Awesome Beauty and why does He invoke so much Love, He is the King of Glory!!! Posted @ 6/10/2004 5:31 AM   # re: The Humanness of Jesus Steve Amen Fred. ...
• Posted @ 6/10/2004 5:47 AM   # re: The Humanness of Jesus andy steve, .
• how cool is it that Jesus is able to go up and in essence allows me safe passage! Posted @ 6/10/2004 5:58 AM   # re: The Humanness of Jesus Stephen Good post! Posted @ 6/10/2004 12:13 PM   # re: The Humanness of Jesus Steve Andy, .

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