Quotes About Man
Man is an enigma whose solution can be found only in God.
~ Herman Bavinck
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The conclusion, therefore, is that of Augustine, who said that the heart of man was created for God and that it cannot find rest until it rests in his Father's heart. Hence all men are really seeking after God, as Augustine also declared, but they do not all seek Him in the right way, nor at the right place.
~ Herman Bavinck
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conversion is a necessary and moral duty for every man.
~ Herman Bavinck
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All culture, whatever significance it may have, just as all education, civilization, development, is absolutely powerless to renew the inner man.
~ Herman Bavinck
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this nature is twofold; it includes not only the whole visible world of phenomena which is outside man, but also, in a wider sense, man himself; not his body alone, but his soul also.
~ Herman Bavinck
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G OD, the world and man are the three realities with which all science and all philosophy occupy themselves. The conception which we form of them and the relation in which we place them to one another determine the character of our view of the world and of life, the content of our religion, science, and morality.
~ Herman Bavinck
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Atheism is not proper to man by nature, but develops at a later stage of life, on the ground of philosophical reflection; like scepticism, it is an intellectual and ethical abnormality, which only confirms the rule. By nature every man believes in God.
~ Herman Bavinck
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it is impossible to begin investigation without assumptions, for they all are founded on ideas and canons which have their basis in the rational and moral nature of man.
~ Herman Bavinck
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The whole man is taken into fellowship with that one true God; not only his feelings, but also his mind and will, his heart and all his affections, his soul and his body.
~ Herman Bavinck
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If the essence of things is unknowable, the misery of man cannot be fathomed.
~ Herman Bavinck
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In the same way that man is created for God's sake, the rest of the world is created for the sake of man.[20] Therefore Calvin can define the end of creation in relation to man: God has created men and put them in this world in order to be a Father for them.[21] All the riches with which the world abounds proclaim aloud what a beneficent Father God is to mankind.
~ Unknown
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Finally, Calvin's exposition of the Psalter shows that predestination is not so much a distinction between merit and grace as one between man and God, human honor and God's honor.
~ Unknown
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Toil is man's allotment; toil of brain, or toil of hands, or a grief that's more than either, the grief and sin of idleness
~ Herman Melville
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A man with some evil design, would he not be likely to speak well of that stupidity which was blind to his depravity, and malign that intelligence from which it might not be hidden?
~ Herman Melville
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Boys fight the wars. We'd have the brotherhood of man tomorrow if the politicians had to get out and fight.
~ Herman Wouk
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it is always he, unfortunate wretch, who assumes the rôle of executioner in the process of value-disintegration, and on the day when the trumpets of judgment sound it is the man released from all values who becomes the executioner of a world that has pronounced its own sentence.
~ Hermann Broch
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It is a tragic and strange fact , a superb malice of the creator , that man's mind is so immensely better suited for handling what is irrelevant than what is relevant to him.
~ Hermann Weyl
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65. The generation of man is corruption; the corruption of man is the beginning of generation.
~ Unknown
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80. What is God? The immutable or unalterable good. 81. What is man? An unchangeable evil.
~ Unknown
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Entre las cosas admirables, sobrepasa a todas las demás el que el hombre haya llegado a conocer y a crear la naturaleza divina.
~ Unknown
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The destiny of man is in his own soul.
~ Herodotus
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What the History is really about lies behind this: man, giant-sized, seen against the background of the entire world, universalized in his conflict with destiny, the gods, and the cosmic order. The medium that is most fertile in showing the true nature of reality is the human mind, remembering, reflective, and fertile most of all when its memory and reflection are put at the service of its dreaming and fantastic side.
~ Herodotus
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The dawn speeds a man on his journey, and speeds him too in his work.
~ Hesiod
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Often a whole community together suffers in consequence of a bad man who does wrong and contrives evil
~ Hesiod
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