The best articulation of this view is actually, for me, it's not from a theologian or from a philosopher, but from Humphrey Bogart at the end of "Casablanca." So, spoiler alert, he's telling his lover that they have to separate for the more general good, and he says to her, and I won't do the accent, but he says to her, "It doesn't take much to see that the problems of three little people don't amount to a hill of beans in this crazy world."
La mejor articulación de esta mirada para mí no viene de un teólogo ni de un filósofo, sino de Humphrey Bogart al final de "Casablanca". Les arruinaré el final, le dice a su amada que tienen que separarse por un bien más general, y le dice, no podré hablar con su acento, pero le dice: "No se requiere mucho para entender que los problemas de tres pequeñas personas no equivalen a una colina de frijoles en este mundo loco".