Sentences with phrase «desire for freedom»

Single women pursue homeownership for various reasons, but they all relate to the desire for freedom — in where they want to live, and how they want to live.

Vitalik Buterin: Bitcoin is growing quite a lot in China recently, At least the part of the Chinese people that are internet - savvy and somewhat wealthy, they understand virtual currency and there is a much stronger desire for freedom there.

Central to Monika Larsen Dennis's whole production is the duality of the relationship, its eternal pendulum between trust and suspicion, affection and aggression, and desire for freedom and captivity.

His work was less popular in Europe, where the mythology of the car has less resonance — though he rejected interpretations of his work as examining American consumerism or desire for freedom.

But my desire for the freedom to start my own business would outweigh any physical purchase or living arrangement... so far I was right.

Michel Gondry's sweet coming - of - age film is a familiar but fun look at the adolescent desire for freedom.

While Marcus's reverence of honor and Esca's desire for freedom are commendable traits, and the lessons both men share enlighten their understanding of integrity and liberty, parents will want to weigh the value of these messages carefully before recommending this Eagle for their older teens.

If there's a major theme unifying the Madagascar trilogy, it's this desire for freedom, and there's something sweet in this final -LRB-?)

However, the yearning for dignity, demonstrated for example by the Arab Spring, is a more fundamental and more inclusive human need than just the desire for freedom, and it is possible to live in freedom but not in dignity even in mature democracies.

There was a desire for freedom instead of formality.

The desire for freedom from compromise and restriction which breathes through the Franciscan spirit is not a solution of all problems.

He thus referred the man to a look at his real motivation - desire for freedom to loose the bonds of matrimony not for legitimate reasons — adultery - but for whim.

The Prophet teaches us that our desire for Freedom binds us, That our aversion to Pain hurts us, That we foolishly seek Knowledge because we do not Know that we already Know, Or something like that.

Russian radicals grew increasingly violent because their desire for freedom was frustrated.

That desire for freedom forced us to push ourselves into new territory.»

The desire for ice cream is not the same as the desire for freedom.

The work became a bestseller and bolstered the American desire for freedom from Britain.

The Spirit grows and disciples desires for freedom, equality, justice all happens in personal encounter, through worship, through Biblical encounter (in lots of ways) etc..

Lorna has just finished her new series «Feral» (as featured) which aims to explore our deepest desires for freedom and childhood innocence in its rawest, uncorrupted state.

Not exact matches

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«A nightmare scenario»... a scenario which shows what is the true primary belief and way of life of «christians»..., the desire for and belief in equality freedom of self rights, self - interest.

Such evils, for Plantinga, can be viewed as events which God did not desire but could not have prohibited without violating Hitler's freedom.

With this gesture, the Vatican said, the Pope «desired to show his closeness, attention and prayer also to all those who suffer for their faith, in particular to Christians who are enduring persecution or limitations imposed upon their religious freedom.»

By helping on the spread of science and freedom I can increase the density of the divine atmosphere, in itself as well as for me, that atmosphere in which it is always my one desire to be immersed.

In some marriages there is a conflict between the desires of the partners for dependence and protection, on the one hand, and for independence and freedom, on the other.

In my randiest, loneliest moments, I can certainly wish for a different conviction, but even then, what I most desire is not the freedom to masturbate with a clear conscience, but to be married and near enough to that spouse to once again fumble our way through the best earthly picture we have of the Trinity's penultimate love.

When Christ returns, there will not be any desire for religious freedom since there will only be God's Way and Christ will be the ruler of all nations.

An equally important reason for the divine self - limitation would be that God's own subjectivity and desire for personic freedom required that he create a world in which contingency existed (DN 67).

Moreover, our desires for home and for freedom, since both lie at the heart of our humanity, can not be completely extricated from each other.

But some few are more articulate, imaginative, intense than most in their desire for home / freedom: thinkers, poets, founders / statesmen (i.e., ambitious, movers & shakers).

(The longing for freedom, or the desire to realize oneself as an autonomous whole, is another way of saying the desire to be divine and thus to belong to or be identified with what is real, with what is beyond human construction and human domination.

It has a lot to do with the widely held desire for «freedom.»

He desires for that world freedom and justice.

As I said in the fuller article, he believed — very rare in a French intellectual — that the desires for absolute freedom and absolute justice were and are the driving forces behind large - scale modern tyrannies and injustice.

God's desire for us is deliverance from addictive behaviors, and through therapy, medication, Christian community, prayer and careful attention to our choices, we can come to a point where we truly experience freedom.

An important factor in the Dutch revolt was the desire of the Protestant rebels for religious freedom.

That is, while God will tolerate injustice for the sake of maximizing each person's creative options, God desires us to maximize the quality of freedom for the greatest number, even if this means we must at times unilaterally minimize the freedom of a few.

The Church is well aware of her own great and small sins in this respect; for in her desire for her own freedom she has narrowed the sphere of freedom, thus contradicting her own true vocation.

Who desires a world for a parish which is so devoid of freedom that only success is possible?

In a desire to permit his listeners that freedom of choice which is essential for the birth and exercise of faith, he may become guilty of equivocation It may be with the minister as with the student who, unable to remember whether a word is spelled with ie or ei, forms both letters the same, places the dot between them, and leaves the instructor the freedom of choice!

Freedom is nullified by our selfish desire for our own way.

To some extent, and this is a point sometimes missed, arguing simply for the limited freedom for the Church to act as she desires in her own limited sphere is unsatisfactory, because it appears to abdicate the Church's responsibility to proclaim the truth for all people in all cultures.

If our redescriptions of the world of everyday life under the sign of the Resurrection have helped to fuel this desire for goodness and happiness in this life, if they have helped us formulate, with Kant, the notion of a human society understood as a «Kingdom of ends» (in which each human being, including oneself, is treated as an end in him or herself), we find that the effort to realize such hopes requires us to «postulate» realities which we can not «know»: freedom, immortality, God.

To be sure, Marxist - Leninists are there to exploit a valid desire for change, and since the Marxist - Leninists are ruthless and well organized, we who care about freedom as well as justice must not be blind to their totalitarian goals.

Thus, the irresponsible demand for independence characteristic of the democracy of desire tends at length to autocracy and police coercion, which actually diminish the people's freedom.

For example, human freedom would be gone, desire would vanish, etc..

Fasting creates a space where I can acknowledge spiritual freedom as my greatest desire, greater even than my desire for chocolate.

It can not digest the traditional claim that freedom is perfected by an internalized discipline, an ascetic disposition that renounces the satisfaction of lower desires for the sake of those that are higher.

People have an amazing capacity to achieve their desires, exercise their autonomy, and fight for their lives and freedoms even under severe persecution.

There is, however, another power in Eastern Europe that apparently does desire world domination and with great skill manipulates the longings of these people for racial equality, economic subsistence, and political freedom.