Quotes About Humanity

The world now seems a stunningly ignoble place. It has not really grown all that much worse but appears to have done so because we know so much more about it than we did.

God loves each one of us as if there were only one of us. —St. Augustine

I don't know what is in the hearts of evil men. But I know what is in the heart of a good man, and it is horrible.

The ape, vilest of beasts, how like to us.

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Politics is largely a matter of heart.

If success or failure of this planet and of human beings depended on how I am and what I do... HOW WOULD I BE? WHAT WOULD I DO?

I am a passenger on the spaceship Earth.

Either war is obsolete or men are.

For at least two million years men have been reproducing and multiplying on a little automated Spaceship Earth.

There is no joy equal to that of being able to work for all humanity and doing what you're doing well.

If you ignorantly believe there's not enough life support available on planet Earth for all humanity, then survival only of the fittest seems self-flatteringly to warrant magna-selfishness. However, it is due only to humans' born state of ignorance and the 99.99-percent invisibility of technological capabilities that they do not recognize the vast abundance of resources available to support all humanity at an omni-high standard of living.

Humanity is an experimental initiative of Universe.

They experience new-born hope that humans have indeed a destiny of individual significance complementary to the integrity of other individuals.

Humanity is acquiring all the right technology for all the wrong reasons.

Life is a sexually transmitted disease and there is a 100% mortality rate.

Alienation as our present destiny is achieved only by outrageous violence perpetrated by human beings on human beings.

Ergot, growing millennia later on certain cultivated grains, seems to have coincided in its arrival on the human stage with the discovery by Man of agriculture.

The priestly redactor who set down the Genesis tale, an initiate and a believer, attributed to the `fruit' the gift of self-consciousness, a remarkable observation because self-consciousness is one of the major traits that distinguish humankind from all other creatures. Is it not surprising that the composer of the story gave credit for this particular gift to our mushroom? It is unlikely that he was alone in doing so.

Among the tragedies of our time is humanity's pursuit of personal peace apart from God's enabling grace. That pursuit takes many forms: material, intellectual, social, even religious; but they all end in futility. When sinners find peace through God's grace, that is beautiful, that is cause for rejoicing! "Grace . . . and peace" is the proper Christian greeting and celebration (v. 2).

Saying 'I could have done more,' Zin, is what marks a man as a man and not a God.

Here we find further argument for Gotagga's supposition that the world is round. How else could all men stand higher than their brothers?

I know Antoinette, it was a long time ago but it was still my fault and I hope that the work we are doing now will weigh in favor of my soul one day, against the horrible mistake I made all those years ago". "I am sure it will, Alexander, but for now if we can operate inconspicuously and just change one vampire at a time back to their human self and give them their life back it will have to be servitude enough". "It

But lately I have learned what it is to be human. Learned, but not understood. It seems to involve a great deal of misery crammed into a very short lifetime." His