Quotes about Human
The ease, lightness, and power of his Way we rarely enjoy, much less see, as the pervasive and enduring quality of our street-level human existence.
— Dallas Willard
Life in general can carry on within limits even though some of its specific needs are not adequately met. A plant or animal without the appropriate food, light, or space may lead a weakened and deformed existence, but one that is still a life. Human life is not what it could be, though it is still here, still going on. But the question is, what is human life being cut off from to leave it in such a sad and depleted condition?
— Dallas Willard
Indeed, by taking the title Son of man, he staked his claim to be all that the human being was originally supposed to be—and surely much more.
— Dallas Willard
The Trinity is the model of life as it is intended to be in human existence, the basis for Christian community.
— Dallas Willard
Bodily habits are the primary form in which human evil exists in practical life.
— Dallas Willard
This is the true situation: nothing has power to tempt me or move me to wrong action that I have not given power by what I permit to be in me. And the most spiritually dangerous things in me are the little habits of thought, feeling, and action that I regard as "normal" because "everyone is like that" and it is "only human.
— Dallas Willard
We see a clear pattern: Satan's constant deception of human beings.
— Dallas Willard
Satan, and his intent is to thwart God's purposes by manipulating the minds of human beings.
— Dallas Willard
Religion as a historical human practice was therefore not of divine origin, and its developments and activities had to be of an entirely human origin.
— Dallas Willard
God is great enough that he can conduct his affairs in this way. His nature, identity, and overarching purposes are no doubt unchanging. But his intentions with regard to many particular matters that concern individual human beings are not. This does not diminish him. Far from it. He would be a lesser God if he could not change his intentions when he thinks it is appropriate. And if he chooses to deal with humanity in such a way that he will occasionally think it appropriate, that is just fine.
— Dallas Willard
Our search for safety and contentment is endless and inexhaustible precisely because of the intrinsic futility of relying on human abilities to provide resolution to our problems.
— Dallas Willard
The heart, or will, simply is spirit in human beings. It is the human spirit, and the only thing in us that God will accept as the basis of our relationship to him. It is the spiritual plane of our natural existence, the place of truth before God, from where alone our whole lives can become eternal.
— Dallas Willard