Quotes About Humanity

There are still some good people left in this world! They're around! You'll find them when you fall down– they're the ones who pick you up, who don't judge you.

love thy neighbor. We are all in this together, every single one of us. And the only way we are going to survive as a society is through compassion.

I know that I am not perfect or ever will be. I try to my best each day, but I confess I sometimes miss the mark and fail. Doing the best yet failing doesn't make you a bad person, it means you are human. Take the encouragement from God and others and keep moving forward.

I believe most people are good, even if only deep down But what matters is the one thing I do know for certain God is with me.

I believe that the measure of our soul is our capacity to love imperfect people." Because there is something perfect to be found in the imperfect.

We're all broken, and all beautifully imperfect." And that's what connects us. We're all beautiful wrecks.

Every person is a damn fool for at least five minutes every day.

The more you deny yourself the freedom to be angry, the more you will hate. "Anger is an essential part of being human. If you Let yourself be angry, forgiveness prevails! If you don't, the harder it will be to forgive.

It doesn't matter how old you are or where you come from. Manners, kindness, respect and compassion will always be the signs of a good human being.

What's wrong with people? That don't value their life or the life of others. Were they born with parts missing or did it fall out somewhere along the way?

learned the hard way. That having a good heart....is something people take advantage of. I believe that we all have value. And we should treat people with respect and value them as well. Sometimes people don't really know respect. I don't know why?? Maybe they were not taught. who knows...? But I treat people the way I want to be treated. We are all important.

The best advice I can give people is to be a little kinder to each other.

I believe, that we are lost here in America. But, I believe we were all born to be loving people and I believe, we never forget seeing what love can heal…

No matter where you're from or what you've done. There are people out there with much worse problems than yours.

We are all subjected to two distinct natures in the same person. I myself have suffered grievously in that way.

Religion is a sublime and glorious thing, the bond of society on earth, and the connector of humanity with the Divine nature; but there is nothing so dangerous to man as the wresting of its principles, or forcing them beyond their due bounds: this is above all others the readiest way to destruction.

None of us would admit to having "bad character," although we have all done bad things. In fact, a person who has never done anything "bad" will be a pretty superficial, infantile being, and that is a bad thing.

Man has only his two feet to stand on, his own human trinity to see him through: Reason, Courage, and Grace. And the first plus the second equals the third.

Nothing human is alien to me." But can that be true? Surely the I that I know and treasure, the I that I present to you, is free of the darker sides of human conduct.

Be kind. Everyone you meet has a very large problem.

And it seemed to him then that every human was always looking for himself, in bars, in railway trains, in offices, in mirrors, in love, especially in love, for the self of him that is there, someplace, in every other human. Love was not to give oneself, but find oneself, describe oneself.

Jack Malloy was able to love the human race because he expected ahead-of-time to be let down by his friends and hurt by his enemies and betrayed by his leaders. He saw these things as natural reactions to be anticipated, instead of perfidies to be decried.

Sin is obviously relative to the man, and not a universal attribute.

But we are living in a skeptical and, if I may use the phrase, a thought-tormented age; and sometimes I fear that this new generation, educated or hypereducated as it is, will lack those qualities of humanity, of hospitality, of kindly humor which belonged to an older day..