Sentences with phrase «accepted as i was»

The next time I needed to negotiate, I was able to talk to a lawyer, talk to a banker who is a friend of mine, and say OK, I don't want to accept this as it is.

Our model is resoundingly being accepted as being fair to the drivers, to the company and to the passengers.

Third, it is accepted as being self - evident.

At the time the Market Wizards books were written; late 80's early 90's, technical analysis was not as widely accepted as it is today.

A number of the major religions have even accepted this as you're not actually worshiping Buddha, just following his examples and teachings as to how to be a better person in life.

Because of these things, they are not accepted as being definitive or on a par with the Qur «an.

This means you have a concept «God» and that you accept it as being «true».

I am not putting forth a concept of «No God» and accepting it as being «true».

Finally, healthy communities accept us as we are but also call us into the fullness of Christ (Philippians 2:1 — 18).

The basic idea is that a claim is accepted as being true simply because most people are favorably inclined towards the claim.

«And perhaps they'll try to love us now, but it will be conditional love rather than accepting us as we are.»

Jesus will accept them as they are, but will not leave them as they are.

If you would have caved (and I never thought you were going to do so), I still would still have accepted you as you are, always holding out for what you would still become.

However the message is put, when it is heard it will be heard by the hearer that God loves and accepts him as he is.

Mine accept me as I am.

There is a sense, of course, in which the experience of «accepting oneself as being accepted,» to use Paul Tillich's description of salvation, results from any psychotherapy which is successful.

The first is that there is a God who accepts you as you are by grace.

Moreover, to the degree they are accepted as being completely accurate, those accounts stand in the way of many genuine applications of Whitehead's conceptuality — applications as basic and important as the elucidation of memory and perception.

I have to accept myself as I am — not the ideal me but the real me....

If it had just accepted them as they are!

Salvation means that the love of God accepts us as we are and enables us, not indifferently or self - righteously, but humbly, penitently, and with new dedication of will, to accept ourselves.

I don't understand why gay men and women would even want to be part of an organization that clearly doesn't accept them as they are... they must forgo intimate relationships to be members of this church?

Jesus accepts you as you are and, once filled with the Holy Spirit, you begin to become more Christ - like.

Mary was a welcome contrast, accepting him as he was, wanting to be with him, and lavishing gifts upon him (Mark 14:3 - 9).

Now I know that I have enough friends, and only want friends who accept me as I am.

This, a judgment from within the rabbinic tradition, may probably be accepted as being, up to a point, a fair assessment of the grounds of the opposition which Jesus encountered from a party with which in some respects he had much in common.

In consequence, he said, they are not able to accept themselves as they are; nor can they accept others as they are.

When they were in doubt about a Quranic verse dealing with God or any of His attributes they were told to accept it as it was stated in the Qur» an with no further explanation or interpretation.

We can come to God with the assurance that we are already fully known and accepted as we are and therefore can open ourselves in responsiveness to God's inward call.

She keeps coming back because we love and accept her as she is, and she feels safe.

Does that something is just the way things are mean we should therefore just accept them as being that way, and not address them and move to change them for the better?

Believers, because they are believers, need to be held up to a higher standard of living, while unbelievers, because they are unbelievers, can be accepted as they are.

God's call to us is to be so at one with the self we are, so complete in our own being, so satisfied to accept ourselves as we are, that we do not envy or resent the self that someone else is.

In first - century Judaism Elijah was universally accepted as being still alive.

We will discover that we are a part of a new tribe who accept us as we are and give us freedom to express it.

If I have to accept them as they are, why can't they accept me as I am?

And here's where the beauty of the Gospel comes in: It gives us permission to be imperfect, to be vulnerable, to simply embrace who we truly are and that we are accepted as we are.

But church needs to be a place for the hurting to go and be accepted as they are and a place where the truth is spoken both theological but also in an emotionally open way where the burdens of life can be expressed without fear of rejection.

Contemporary Christians long for a household where they are loved and accepted as they are.

They are affirmed yet they can not be accepted as they are.

It is when one feels accepted by God that one can «accept himself as being accepted,» to use again Tillich's phrase.

At the same time, h0m0 who are bothered by or in conflict with their feelings but who are either uninterested in changing, or unable to change, their orientation can be helped to accept themselves as they are and to rid themselves of self - hatred.

But even more than that, it asserts that the divine Love is prepared to accept us as we are and for what we may become, to forgive the wrongs we have done, and at the same time to employ our obviously imperfect human existence for better and fuller realization of good in the future.

Have we found evidence of evolution, the answer is a resounding YES (or else it wouldn't widely accepted as it is today).

There are steps to having an assertion accepted as being reasonably thought of as true.

The relationship between being and becoming in Rogers is almost identical to the paradoxical theory of change later articulated in gestalt therapy: «The curious paradox is that when I accept myself as I am, then I change.

We have now made the jump from Baptist to Anglican after finding a church with a genuine welcome, who accept us as we are.

To develop trust, he must experience unearned acceptance which, according to Tillich, will allow him to «accept himself as being accepted.»

He will come to you and be with you and accept you as you are and yes, Love you forever.

Good on you for addressing this important topic and encouraging people to enjoy self care and accept themselves as they are.