If the latter is mythological, then we have a heterogeneous combination, a mythical legend grafted on a purely human one.
There thus stand sharply opposed to each other two theories, one seeing in the Siegfried saga a personification of natural forces, the other tracing it back to a purely human story of murder through greed.
It differs from that of Jesus Christ in being that of a purely human character, possessed of many of the virtues and not a few of the frailties of ordinary human nature.
Still, whatever assistance these are supposed to impart, myth and legend must always hold a prominent place in the systems of those who endeavour to account for the origin of the Gospels on purely human principles.
But this too has no existence, and neither will the last refuge, that the "purely human" is realizable, afford shelter much longer.
Socialist; take up a purely human interest, then I will be your companion.
How we deport ourselves in other respects as individuals, and what self-seeking impulses we may there succumb to, belongs solely to our private life; our public or State life is a purely human one.
For this reason, we will leave the so-called revealed morality to the priests of diverse religions who pretend to have received them directly from God, and will confine ourselves to the study of purely human morality.
Perhaps we shall best see this difference by considering what the development of art might have been on purely human terms.
The interest and pleasure in the latter is purely human, and as such is shared by the two sexes even now.
But even if, in a purely human process, such as education, she does bring her special feminine characteristics to bear, what are they, and what are the results?
Coming to redeem humanity, he shows how He was first born into that humanity, making His advent in a purely human fashion.
If the genesis of the Gospel is so purely human, where is there room for the touch of the Divine?
As his physical development was, in mode and proportion, purely human, with no hint of anything unnatural or even supernatural, so we may suppose was his mental and spiritual development.
Mohammed and the false prophets should be placed side by side with Moses and Jesus Christ; for the religion of Christ is a purely human one, like that of Buddha and the Arabian prophet.
Supposing the evangelical accounts to be purely human, we have even then the highest embodiment of truth in the history of man.
The Christian Church is held to be a purely human mechanism, and the great defect of Protestantism is its limit of the power of private inspiration.
The writing down of the communication is purely human; therefore, the Bible cannot be called a revelation.
The above list will hopefully provide you with a few useful examples demonstrating the appropriate usage of "purely human" in a variety of sentences. We hope that you will now be able to make sentences using this group of words.
