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And so it goes. The grandchildren are trotted out. We shudder in collective guilt, thinking about the financial hardship that our selfishness imposes -LSB-...]

People balked at the comparison of gluttony to homosexuality... and I guess my question was why is one so charged with guilt and emotion while the other we don't really care so much about.

Those Christians killing natives and mistreating them did so in part BECAUSE they were told it was okay by their pastors and priests, they were directly dehumanized from the pulpits that allowed their members to go about their murder and mistreatment without guilt or punishment.

I feel so much guilt about leaving.

As an atheist I think it's important to know if your candidate picks his nose and eats the boogers, not that it makes any policy difference, but it is a charachetr difference, and if the candidate promotes his faith which includes baptizing dead jews whether out of guilt or love, I want to know about it so I can make an informed character choice on who I give my vote to.

Just like governments can gather personal information about you, the police can invade your privacy, and CEOs can treat you like a number, so religious leaders can use fear, shame and guilt to manipulate you.

This is a lie because many that are posting the REAL truth about the gay community are straights so there is not alleviating guilt involved.

I think many of us are so programmed by the church to feel guilt constantly about our very being, that we have trouble having the dignity of saying, «Yes, I am worth being treated well by others.»

But the picture is so utterly lacking in any serious theological vision that all the audience hears is a mishmash of words gleaned from popular culture's assumptions about the man called Jesus — references to love, kingdom, power, sin, guilt, anger, forgiveness, not to mention that constant, most oppressive of all forces, the one who makes ultimate demands, God himself.

My business in this piece is not to linger on Memory Lane but to confront directly the guilt complex about missions that so often prevails in liberal counsels.

Hey man, the post is so good... don't remember ever hearing about forgiveness two ways, guilt and freedom, but makes sense.

I make this extended autobiographical introduction to indicate how in the liberal Methodist tradition I first encountered the guilt complex about missions which I have since come to know so well after living more than two decades in the West.

So, when a crime is committed, we want to know about the guilt or innocence of the individual, not someone's racial group, religion, or other characteristic.

Just like governments can gather personal information about you, the police can invade your privacy, and CEOs can treat you like a number, so religious leaders can use fear, shame and guilt to manipulate...

That is certainly a way of soothing any guilt or shame the well - to - do might have about hoarding their wealth amidst so much hardship that surrounds them in the current economy.

So yes, the crushing burden of fear and guilt is mostly what I was talking about.

James Farmer brought up the white conscience because it is supposed to be guilty — it has so much to be guilty about — and he condemned the Moynihan report because it might assuage that guilt.

My reply was I preferred our kids to know I never deceived them, not even to hoodwink them into believing in something so innocent as Santa Claus, along with the guilt trips spun on kids about religion, the tooth fairy, guardian angels, etc..

Irony besets every action of that strange creature man, and we can only wonder that the ecclesiastical Christian should have ceased to speak about damnation in a century in which guilt and damnation have become an overwhelming motif in so many of the most creative expressions of consciousness and experience.

Or is the modern religious Christian so numb with guilt that he can no longer name his condition, and must relapse into a state of immobility and silence about guilt if only as a means of existing in its presence?

If this key distinction is blurred, persons become so guilt - ridden and frightened about their «bad» thoughts or so destructive in their actions that their creativity is crippled.

So, first, let's take a quick look back as to why gluten is Read more about 3 Yummy and Guilt - Free Gluten Free Desserts -LSB-...]

Hi Kelly, I'm sure your little one will love these, they are not too sweet and they are pretty soft, there isn't too much sugar so there isn't much to feel guilty about we all love a treat without the guilt!

Plus the serotonin found in chocolate helps you feel happier and more energized, so you won't have to worry about post-indulgence guilt.

I was so surprised at how good it was — and there's really no guilt about eating it.

I have so much constant guilt about the dozens and dozens and dozens of people I owe emails to, but at a certain point living life has to take precedence, particular as my blog is not my job (oh how I wish)

My hiatus is still semi-ongoing, but I decided to check in and share something tasty I had last week or so, because I rather miss blogging and Facebook of all things gave me a guilt trip about not posting regularly.

Well hold back the guilt and hang on, you're about to make one yourself so delicious and easy, and we're sure that you'll not only LOVE it, you'll actually crave it!

They're just so adorable and I feel no guilt about eating a tiny pie.

Women should understand this so that they do not mistakenly feel that the breast implants are responsible and then carry an intense feeling of guilt about their decision to have breast augmentation.»

So the debate continues within a paradigm that places the entire responsibility of child care on mothers, along with the entire guilt about the possibility that if mum is not doing the caring the child will be permanently scarred.

So, for the sake of the things I wish I had known when I fed my boys formula (because, yes, it would have saved me a lot of guilt), here are nine things that no one will tell you about formula feeding.

I think this is especially difficult because there can be guilt about being a WOH mom already, so to be so frustrated and fried when you are home with your child feels like a big cluster.

(NurtureShock also debunks some ideas about only children, so it's definitely worth reading if you have an only, and not guilt - inducing.)

Moms have innate guilt about «selfish» pursuits and getting sexy has nothing to do with our kids, so it gets dropped to the bottom of the to - do list.

Being told by a professional that I needed to use formula alleviated the ridiculous guilt I had about doing so.

The guilt and shame about not being able to breastfeed my babies and having to rely on formula turned me into this obsessive, that was so wound up and wrapped up with breastfeeding that I couldnt see what was really important.

I felt so much guilt about supplementing and formula - feeding my babies that I rarely left the house, cancelled plans, and fed my babies in private to avoid questions, looks, comments, and that goddamn overwhelming guilt.

With my daughter, I felt so much guilt about not being able to breastfeed her exclusively that I spent hours feeding her with a supplemental nursing system and also pumping around the clock every day.

So many women don't breastfeed, because they were told they «can't» for whatever reason (and of course I'm not talking about the 1 % of women who are legitimately medically incapable of breastfeeding), so when they see another mother doing it, they feel a combination of resentment towards themselves and guilt, and then turn that resentment outwards onto the motheSo many women don't breastfeed, because they were told they «can't» for whatever reason (and of course I'm not talking about the 1 % of women who are legitimately medically incapable of breastfeeding), so when they see another mother doing it, they feel a combination of resentment towards themselves and guilt, and then turn that resentment outwards onto the motheso when they see another mother doing it, they feel a combination of resentment towards themselves and guilt, and then turn that resentment outwards onto the mother.

We feel guilt about not loving every moment of this time that everyone says is so precious.

Thanks for saying what so many of us feel too guilty to blog about and thus lighten the guilt for each other.

I feel so many good things about mine and Alex's breastfeeding journey so far but, and it's a big but, I do still feel a shed load of mum guilt.

And it's hard and we question ourselves and feel guilt about every little thing because when you are raising another human being, every little thing feels so damned important.

Everyone jokes that moms are so masterful about weathering so much guilt because we're the ones who are putting it on ourselves, which is mostly true — we are the biggest sources of the guilt we suffer under, but we are far from the only source.

Dr. Amy breastfed all four of her kids, so it has nothing to do with «guilt about her choices.»

yet you on a high horse tear into her not just about her ideas or thoughts because the conflict with your feelings but as a person which is a very low spot to be... I tried to dig deeper and talk but the biggest concern or problem isnt about the stance itself people take it so personally from guilt or whatever it is that they stoop down and attack her for where she sits if it was planned or not what she is wearing... is that really the problem?

So set aside any guilt you may feel about soliciting your kids» help and try the following suggestions:

So, now that I've jogged your memory about our past, perhaps you're feeling a little guilt?

It gives me so much more hope for when we have another... The hope that I'll bond quicker, that I'll be a little more «seasoned» and confident in being a mother, and that I won't have (as much) guilt about not feeling the way I'm «supposed» to feel after giving birth.