Sentences with phrase «terrible people doing»

Terrible people doing terrible things to one another rarely inspires sympathy.

It would be easy to portray this characters as a monster; a terrible person doing terrible things.

Not exact matches

«I'm terrible at doing what people tell me I should do,» he confesses to kick off the post, but adds, «I still get things done.»

He created Starbucks «to build a company my father would be proud to work at,» adding, «My inspiration comes from seeing my father broken from the 30 terrible blue - collar jobs he had over his life, where an uneducated person just did not have a shot.»

Heckling someone online isn't the answer to making people feel better about themselves, but it does show that not all trolls are terrible all the time.

«RRSPs are a terrible tool for small business people, and that's why many don't use them,» Ottawa MP Pierre Poilievre, newly minted Conservative leader Andrew Scheer's pick as finance critic, said in an interview.

It often boggles my mind to the point of pickling how some people will do anything — steal, copy, act duplicitously, even machinate to make another person look terrible — just so that they can tell themselves they've won.

It's easy to just tell the person that you're selling to that your competitor is terrible because they make a bad product that doesn't work.

That is such a terrible trait in people, and it can happen very easily when people do well and make a lot of money.

Despite this, many economically advanced countries — including the UK — are doing a pretty terrible job at bringing fast download speeds to their people.

Here's a thing most people don't know about me: I'm terrible at graphic design.

This is why I fight for men's rights, not because I don't care that women are many times victims of terrible treatment, but because there are billions of dollars and billions of people protecting women while men are ignored.

This guy said something so terrible and you people do not get it!

While taking advatage of people's faith for personal reasons is terrible, please do not assume that being religious means someone is uneducated.

I think one thing that would help this debate is to realize that the Bible doesn't speak of eternal hell where terrible people are consigned to simply because they do bad things and reject Jesus.

That being said, I know that people will ALWAYS do terrible things, but hopefully by getting rid of organized religions we would make it hard for terrible people to geta footing and develop followers to spread the scale of those bad things.

It's the people that refuse to take responsibility for themselves, and their believes and actions that say and do ignorant, terrible things.

However, terrible people, including Hitler and Jeffrey Dahmer, could go to Heaven if they accepted God before death • Why does this wonderful, forgiving God hold Adam's sin over all our heads?

Luckily I don't believe that or I would be a pretty terrible person.

I haven't placed my faith in people, who do many terrible things in the name of God.

One could do the same excavation on my house and say «the person that lived here had terrible eye sight due to the glasses found... etc etc», but a neighbor... or a friend could have stopped by and left them.

We realize that some people in the Church have committed this terrible sin but I have never considered leaving the Church because of someone's sin... and I don't think anyone has left because they saw me waiting in line to go to confession either.

Don't get me wrong, you can't be a full believer in the bible (since it is written by people who lived hundreds of years after Jesus died, and edited throughout the Middle Ages by terrible people), but that should not prohibit you from believing in Jesus or God.

So, please, don't believe, for a moment, that I am trying to imply that atheists are terrible, awful people who just bully people of faith.

I pray that you will understand the way God works in our lives and not go out preaching to people who may not be Christians that God does terrible things to you sometimes

I told that little story of Mary and Jesus as you told it in the beginning of your post and people acted like I was really doing something terrible.

So many people say to me, in response to my blog, «Sure, even though it has done some terrible things and even though there are terrible things going on behind its doors right now, the church is doing some good in the world!»

And nowhere do we see more clearly the terrible lack of real love than in the scarcity of people willing to give themselves in coping with dark, difficult and messy situations.

The people who oppose me scare my children and do terrible things like throw rocks at children.

YOU can not do away with that MEzrLY cause people ABUSE it... that's terrible argument

In working to protect the future of the Catholic community, we always need to remember that innocent people and innocent families were hurt in the past by some members of the clergy who did terrible things.

You probably know more than I do, I live in the US and I'm terrible with history... But I did know that already along with other basic facts... so what's that say about Pauline (the person who posted that)

Also, calling anyone who does something terrible «crazy» or a «nut» is insulting to people with mental illnesses, who are statistically much more likely to be victims of crime than perpetrators.

If your answer to all of that is: «we have the spirit», the problem is, people have done and said many different, and terrible, things in «the name of the spirit».

I don't feel animosity if a person is an Atheist, I just feel sorrow that I may never see this person in Heaven and they will be forever lost in a terrible place.

«They would be terrible people if they didn't react that way and try to save him and try to talk him out of it,» Glass says.

Athiests always talk about religious intolerance as an example of how terrible religions are, yet here they are, the biggest bunch of hateful people attacking other people's beliefs because they don't believe.

I think Jesus plea for the people on the cross implied that the people were doing something pretty terrible, but he went beyond judgement, to understanding their ignorance.

If either of those are why you obey those laws, then you are a terrible person who doesn't deserve the live they have been given, because if the only reason you are not a murdering, thieving r a p i s t is because you have been bribed or scared into obedience, then you are not worth the kb it takes to store these letters on CNN's server.

If he didn't go to church and people started crying about how terrible atheists are, I'm sure you would have had a comment for that too.

It tells me that people of faith are more willing than ever to honestly confront the mistakes of our past, acknowledging the ways in which Christian people claiming Christian values have done terrible things in the name of «God's will.»

If they're reading this, I'd really for them to sit back for a minute and think about why they became Christians in the first place — because we're all pretty terrible at being good people and we all, Christian or not, do things that perpetuate the current state of the world.

If what you interpret Paul as saying is that before creating all the myriad galaxies and star systems God decided that They would put some humans on the third planet from an insignificant star on a little arm of a middling galaxy and that the first hominids chosen role would be to perform pretty much to spec and do something silly and rebellious (arguably without sufficient information as to consequences for themselves and their off spring, oh, and for serpents) and cause affront to the tripartite godhead warranting separation of Gods grace from all their offspring; then we are left with people being chosen from way back before the Big Bang to do some terrible things like killing babies or betraying Jesus who was chosen on the same non date (time didn't exist before creation) to die in a fairly nasty fashion and thereby appease the righteous wrath of himself and his fellow Trinitarians by paying a penalty as a substitute for all future sins (of believers?)

Neither did the people who pitied us during our «terrible» season of being broke.

One of the main reasons people believe in a fiery suffering torment for the unredeemed today is because of terrible English translations of the various Greek and Hebrew words, and because people do not understand the symbolism behind words such as «fire» or «outer darkness» or «weeping and gnashing of teeth.»

and he did a terrible job protecting people considering he's supposed to be omnipotent.

I have no problems with Atheists, just Atheists that rail on Christians because people who claim to be Christian do terrible things.

Some â $ œvisionaryâ $ leaders are often terrible shepherds of their flock, because they care more about the end result then they do the journey, and the people who get helped or hurt along the way.

(One of the reasons the founding fathers were adamant all Americans would have freedom of whorship) It's too simplistic to say the English reformation happened because Henry 8th wanted a divorce, it happened because of the influence of Martin Luther and the rise of Protestants in Europe and because the Catholic Church had become too powerfull, wealthy and corrupt and did not hesitate to burn people it considered Heritics, In England Guy Fawkes Day is celebrated as the foiling of a terrible plot to kill the king, James the 1st and most of the parliament.

When people start saying they are «talking to God» and worse «doing what God is telling them» then the voices in their head have taken over and history is littered with terrible consequences from people who do things «in the name of God».