Examples of using Existential problems in English and their translations into Greek
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Existential problems of life and death.
Other retailers are facing more existential problems.
The fathers were wrestling with existential problems, with those revelations of the eternal issues which were described and recorded in Holy Scripture.
Technology resolves none of man's existential problems.
By linking it to mankind's most fundamental existential problems during each era, such as: the quest for freedom, love, the transcendence of death etc.
As it's always the case however, the perception changes when it's facing basic existential problems.
To mobilize the will of man andto respond to serious moral and existential problems, to search for the meaning of life and the world.
If we restrict our attention only to the body,it is possible that we perceive man as a living machine and leave his existential problems unsolved.
Everyone is preoccupied with much bigger existential problems-- how to survive and pay the bills-- so they don't worry about preserving nature.
Because I know that that person has some very serious psychological and existential problems.
We live at a time when fundamental existential problems overwhelm our traditional divisions and relativize them almost to the point of extinction.
This is accepted in the areas of guruistic- occult groups that preach reincarnation as a'key solution' for man's and the world's existential problems.
This means that they will see how the doctrine answers man's existential problems, namely, what life is, what man is, and how man is united with God.
As we know, many deceived people, people that did not feel rest, urged by his reputation,went to meet him and discuss their existential problems.
Ex soldiers are mostly unemployed, without a high opinion of themselves,have huge existential problems and are additionaly burdened by post-war health issues.
But, when Hellenism becomes alienated from the Orthodox Tradition, when it ceases to be Romanity, it becomes backward andis rendered unable to solve man's existential problems.
We live at a time when fundamental existential problems overwhelm our traditional divisions and relativise them almost to the point of extinction.
I am afraid it is not by searching mails or“suspicious” weddings(!) in Moscow that we will be able to confront the huge,nearly existential problems, Europe is now facing.
By that I mean the effort to face together the most profound existential problems that preoccupy humanity in its entirety- not simply in particular places or classes of people.
The people are fed up of being used as negotiation masses between the reformist andthe conservative currents of the real-politic- none of which are able to solve fundamental, existential problems.
Mental and spiritual illnesses, even illnesses of the body,are related to man's existential problems, that is, his distancing from God and the entry of death to our existence.
These three existential problems co-exist alongside the threat of a new global economic crisis, widespread economic inequalities, an unreasonable global debt, and a constant attack on labor rights.
This is the spirit that created various problems which the science of psychoanalysis wanted to take care of, because the repulsion of existential problems creates various illnesses, physical and psychological.
Europe, like Japan,is also facing profound existential problems around aging populations, difficulty in absorbing refugees and immigrants, and slow productivity growth due to lack of structural reform.
The divinely inspired author of the Great Canon analyzes various events and incidents not moralistically, sociologically or psychologically, but theologically, andhe responds to the great existential problems of man.
We need to realise that Europe's real, existential problems, such as the crisis of competitiveness, the demographic and migratory refugees, part of which is Islamophobia, can be addressed only with combined European policies.
This is the spirit that created various problems which the science of psychoanalysis wanted to take care of, because the repulsion of existential problems creates various illnesses, physical and psychological.
We see set before us the external existential problems of humanity, as well as other issues such as the environment, bioethics, drugs, information technology, and the economy, which has gone awry.
Loneliness, the need for love, and the fear of non-existence are the problems that preoccupy people, particularly those who are sick andare drawing nearer to the fiery region of existential problems.
There are also existential problems, since some people worry about destiny, about the inner being, about the universe in which we find ourselves and a thousand“whys” concerning our individual and collective place in the world.