Sentences with phrase «care about its beliefs»

It's not a matter of caring about belief.

Here's somethin for you hateful Atheists, Nobody cares about your beliefs, keep them to yourself.

If I want a school that does not care about its beliefs, isn't passionate about justice, and doesn't take action, I have a long list.

They don't care about your beliefs in the sanctity of literature (what good is it anyway?

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A second challenging (and nonsensical) barrier to stemming this firearm - health crisis, he says, is the widely propagated myth that physicians can't, or shouldn't, talk to their patients about the safety risks of guns — a belief reinforced by a misunderstanding of a provision in the Affordable Care Act.

Fox hosts are on very different pages about the Giuliani revelation - «They better have an explanation» - «No one cares about Stormy Daniels» - «I sort of knew that the president knew it and paid it back» - Giuliani's story is «is unworthy of belief «https://t.co/GrJDWQhoZq pic.twitter.com/jOCl0GRta 4

As people who care deeply about their country, we are taught implicitly to vote for the party that most closely resembles our set of beliefs and convictions.

It's my belief that once you reach somewhere around $ 250,000 in your 401 (k), you'll start caring less about your contributions and start really caring about your investments.

I do not care one iota if you like what I write or say about your irrational beliefs.

«This is a wonderful match for us, as MEP and Stepstone share common beliefs about how best to take care of the consumer, educate the community and serve our referral partners.»

The same is true of gender and minority representation, since the expectations of the day, unfortunate as they were, didn't commonly include the belief held by many today that Parliament should look, think, and care about issues in broadly similar ways to the country at large.

And «Prof» Stevie P again «sits» in judgement but who cares what he professes since he refuses to be honest about his own beliefs, something all religious «experts» should do before pontificating.

Any way have your belief and I will have mine... and that's all about it really although would wish that you are guided to GOD but as we are told that we can't guide to GOD whom we love or care for and that only that GOD guides whom he wills...!

i do nt care if you do nt beleive in god or my religion, but one thing about my religion is it teaches respect, to whatever your beliefs are teaches ignorance thats the difference between me and you i care for others to were you only care about yourself without the reprecussions of the future

Even when I did not know or care about other gods there was a difference between Santa Clause and beliefs in gods.

I don't care about how school buildings are used unless teachers in those buildings are forced to teach a particular religious belief.

If you really don't care about evidence, if you just wanted us to provide an answer without any interest in what we'd say, or without any care to understand our position... then I guess yeah, there's no way for me to show your beliefs to be flawed, as you've adopted a purely egocentric epistemology.

Do you even care about how your beliefs affect other people?

It's as though you aren't really interested in examining your beliefs, as though the validity of them is entirely meaningless, and you only care about holding them in lieu of anything anyone else says.

While holding on to our different beliefs about theology, we can still find common ground in what our sacred texts say about caring for the poor.

Also, if the Christians who are so gung ho about limiting the freedom of expression by non-believers were truly confident in the righteousness of their belief, they wouldn't care what someone else said.

The Romans really didn't care about your religious beliefs.

I long ago lost any belief in God, but if she exists and cares about us humnas I would think she would want us to think of our loved ones first.

You are naive to not care about his religious beliefs.

If you don't care about the veracity of your beliefs than I can only wish you well while you play in your sky castles.

He believes that whoever is in a battle with him is his comrade, and he doesn't care much about their other beliefs or agendas.

If «believers» aligned their right beliefs with right practice, fewer church members would look elsewhere for critically important discussions about caring, inclusiveness, open dialogue, ethical decision - making, and shared doubts in the context of a disturbing contemporary polarized culture.

We care about a candidates religious beliefs because we fear what the candidate might do to us in the name of religion.

My belief as a Christian is more about living a life from a standpoint of caring about my fellow man or woman.

Like Oden, I do not share the belief of some of my contemporaries that constructive Christian thinking — that is, theology --- is no longer possible, and that play is all that is humanly supportable.4 Nor do I care to become «deliciously irresponsible» and merely produce fantasies about fun and frolics on the beach or in the bedroom, of leisure filled with ecstasy and laughter5 Rather, my concern in this book is to inquire on behalf of the Christian community about the significance of play.

Nobody cares (or should care) what you believe, so what's the point in gathering up a group of like - minded people unless it's to make you feel better about your beliefs?

We wouldn't care about your myths if they weren't thrown at us from every direction, usually starting in childhood where the defenseless are forced to accept belief systems.

Our theological beliefs about the community of faith, the images of God we find meaningful, ethical perspectives based on our understanding of justice and care, and our interpretation of suffering and healing, sin and forgiveness, ground us and guide us in responding to the crises of members of our congregations.

I don't care if people agree with my religious beliefs, what I do care about is that they know I don't sacrifice babies or engage in homilies to Satan during ritual.

I think the author points out some interesting things that open - minded people might consider when they think about their own beliefs and why they should care about what other people do in their own homes.

The article is only irrelevant if the voting public ignores, or at least doesn't care about religious beliefs.

I care about many people who are christian... I don't care about how Georges contributed to your Christian belief... big difference.

As to your religious beliefs, you don't have a damn thing to say about what a person does in their private life, including their health - care decisions.

I don't even care if they stop believing... just want people to be at least somewhat honest about their beliefs.

I care about the fact that the expression of one's beliefs can be a criminal offence, regardless of the location of expression.

It's because they don't care, they don't care what our beliefs are, about our hiertage, they only care about taking the country over little by little, which they are doing a fantastic job and being very successful.

We need a fundamental analysis of the background beliefs about care, life, health and suffering that inform modern medical practices.

You care more about a clump of cells then you do about the future of that child you are attempting to use your belief to force born in to this world.

They only care about maintaining their beliefs.

If Christ never lived, what do you really care what other peoples personal beliefs about Him?

It surprises me that you comment to Sabio about people assuming it is your belief given what you have expressed about not caring what people think of you.

Your own calculation of your self - interest, and your own moral and religious beliefs about ethical health care coverage, matter not at all under Obamacare.

Whether your family is seemingly ambivalent about your beliefs («Jesus, Allah, Buddha... I don't care; just pass the mashed potatoes!»)

Why the hell would an atheist care about what anyone with religious beliefs thinks?

Examples are 9/11 hijackings, The holding back of stem cell research that could save countless human lives, Aids being spread due to religious opposition to the use of condoms, Christians legally fighting this year to teach over 1 million young girls in America that they must always be obedient to men, the eroding of child protection laws in America by Christians, for so called faith based healing alternatives that place children's health and safety at risk, burning of witches, the crusades, The Nazi belief that the Aryans were god's chosen to rule the world, etc... But who cares about evidence in the real world when we have our imaginations and delusions about gods with no evidence of them existing.