Using the development of Christian thinking about slavery as an example, Dr Williams explores how the notion of bodiliness could be a key to a deeper rooting of our notion of inalienable human rights and how my rights and yours are inextricably linked: 'my liberty not to be silenced, not to have my body reduced to someone else's instrument, is nourished by the equal liberty of the other not to be silenced.' ❋ Unknown (2008)
A poet bent upon greatness through a soaring imagination has every right to fear the implications of such bodiliness since through the body the poet may be led astray and his poetry may never cohere, never unify, and never satisfy common sense and good taste. ❋ Unknown (2008)
I wanted to reveal the humanity of faith, of which eros is a part; the "yes" of man to his bodiliness created by God, a "yes" that in an indissoluble matrimony between man and woman finds its form rooted in creation. ❋ Unknown (2009)
Two other sources of “otherness” besides bodiliness underlie the limitations on perceptual knowledge. ❋ Miller, Clyde Lee (2009)
The apparent exaltation of the body can quickly turn into a hatred of bodiliness. ❋ Unknown (2006)
This bodiliness is far reaching in its scope: ‘the way in which animals are similar to and different from one another and in relation to man, the phenomena of death, birth and sexual life, in short, everything we observe around us, year in and year out’ . ❋ Sam Norton (2005)
There are of course languages that are remote from our bodiliness – eg maths and logic – but for our purposes, in religion especially, we need to be reminded of what actually happens when religious language is used. ❋ Sam Norton (2005)
They may not be considered pagan, but they are considered temptresses, and still more closely associated with bodiliness than men are. ❋ Unknown (2005)
The counterpart to the agent's bodiliness with its capabilities is his or her situation. ❋ Dauenhauer, Bernard (2005)
Clearly since it is without quality it is incorporeal; bodiliness would be quality. ❋ Plotinus (1952)
No bodiliness belongs to it; bodiliness is itself a phase of Reason-Principle and so is something different from Matter, as Matter, therefore, from it: bodiliness already operative and so to speak made concrete would be body manifest and not ❋ Plotinus (1952)
The same breach which has let the non-living effect a lodgment within the body must, in all equity, let the organic character -- bodiliness, so to speak -- pass out beyond its limits and effect a lodgment in our temporary and extra - corporeal limbs. ❋ Samuel Butler (1868)
Rather, bodiliness is considered in all its value in the liturgical act, whereby the human body is disclosed in its inner nature as a temple of the Spirit and is united with the Lord Jesus, who himself took a body for the world's salvation. ❋ Henry Karlson (2010)
Medieval people were fascinated by the bodiliness of Christ, Mary as the bearer of Christ, and themselves as imitators of Christ. ❋ Unknown (2009)
I appreciate that that sense of alienation from the body is not a uniquely trans experience and that women in particular suffer from tremendous pressure to restrain or alter their bodiliness and experience of the body- where I see it as differing however is in the difference between waking up everyday and thinking ‘I need a nose job and better teeth’ and waking up and wondering that that’s your face in the mirror. ❋ Unknown (2005)
