Sentences with phrase «do hurtful»

All too frequently, they do hurtful things with impunity and entitlement simply to gratify their own needs.

Rather than triggered by fear, shame, or insecurity, people do hurtful things with impunity and entitlement to gratify their own needs and wishes.

Sometimes people say or do hurtful things.

At the same time, people who choose evil will obviously do hurtful things, BUT, they will be judged for it.

I could compare myself to my old self that had social anxiety, weighed over 13 pounds more than I do now, was depressed, did hurtful things to others because she was hurting inside, and was generally not really that nice of a person.

An unhealthy relationship is one in which one partner does hurtful things to get power or control over the other person.

Not exact matches

To block very hurtful comments that do not use hate speech (something like «why don't you step in front of a truck») could be perceived as limiting free speech.

If they don't want Susie whispering hurtful words about Scott during breakroom chats, employers need to refrain from doing it themselves.

We wanted to talk about what we'd do if we were confronted by a large number of users demanding action because of something on our site that they deemed unreasonable or hurtful.

Even though Turkey's religious authority has said it will not provide Islamic funeral services for coup soldiers, a spokesman told Reuters that top cleric Mehmet Gormez did not support the establishment of a burial ground for traitors, saying it was hurtful to the families of the dead.

I didn't intend to be hurtful.

Proverbs 6:16 - 19 16 There are six things that Jehovah does hate; yes, seven are things detestable to his soul: 17 lofty eyes, a false tongue, and hands that are shedding innocent blood, 18 a heart fabricating hurtful schemes, feet that are in a hurry to run to badness, 19 a false witness that launches forth lies, and anyone sending forth contentions among brothers.

Don't be so eager to say hurtful things and make hasty comparisons for all of NP - world to see when you really don't know that much about being gay and Christian.

They'll accept Lively's claims of being «vilified» and «attacked» without taking a single moment to look at the heinous and hurtful things that he says and does.

I actually don't think you're hateful... but the things you say about gays being like pedophiles... those are hurtful... and hurtful was the h - word that I used because that is what comments like that do to your brothers and sisters in Christ... they hurt.

Even James Dobson doesn't use such hurtful language like that any more, dude.

It certainly does not help people enough to avoid teaching that will be hurtful.

Recently, I called them all out on something they did to my mom which had my sobbing my eyes out because it was that hurtful!

I hope I was respectful to all involved, please forgive me if I did anything hurtful.

Lisa does not hesitate to sit me down and draw to my attention things that I've done or said that are wrong or hurtful.

No matter what you say or do, no matter what you think, no matter how hurtful your words or thoughts, I will love you forever.

@Timothy — I don't recall using any foul, or even abusive words; unless you consider disagreeing with you, based on solid evidence, as being hurtful.

I've done lots of criticizing of Christians, and some — certainly not the majority — can say hurtful things, and occasionally there are Christian nut bars who are violent, but give me a fundamentalist Christian over a fundamentalist Muslim any day of the week.

The pastor should have rejected the pressure to do something so hurtful to this couple.

But what makes the lack of love even more heretical, is that a lack of love often leads religious people to do horrendous and hurtful things «in the name of Jesus,» which makes these actions not just heretical, but satanic and evil.

We'll do this, or we'll miss the coming revival, in which the life of the spirit, so controversial and hurtful to a polarized public discourse, takes refuge in the shadow of the song.

You wrote about all the mean Christians you know, and how we have done and said so many hateful and hurtful things in history, and even in our own day.

I personally do nt think Jesus would have considered anyone an enemy, and I think your new age friends are precisely on the money, they ARE just like you, cept maybe you have been better educated in the ways of «getting along with others», so sure, you wont like or love an adult acting in a juvenile manner and hurting someone you care about, but you should understand that had you grown up with their situation, with their friends or family, that you'd be making the same hurtful decisions as them.

Maybe what I need to do is post some of the revised material and get rid of this old, hurtful stuff.

Advancing yourself, by attacking to reduce those around you is a folly at best; you did not improve by this act, and may have done damage to others with hurtful thoughts and actions.

And if they drink any deadly thing, it shall not hurt them; not that they were hereby warranted to drink poison, to show what power they had; but should they accidentally drink it, or rather should they be forced to it by their enemies in order to destroy them, they should find no hurt by it: and Papias F24 reports of Barsabas, surnamed Justus, who was put up with Matthias for the apostleship, (Acts 1:23), that he drank a poisonous draught, and by the grace of the Lord, received no hurt: and the Jews themselves report F25, that «a son of R. Joshua ben Levi, swallowed something hurtful; and one came and whispered to him in the name of Jesus, the son of Pandira (so they call our Lord), and he did well.»

I wrote some things that were unintentionally hurtful to him in those early days and while they didn't result in any arguments, there were hurt feelings that could have been avoided simply by being more forthright.

And it was made all the more powerful by Peter Capaldi's bewildered hurt at her words, you could see in that moment that he really thought he was doing the right thing and his instincts had been wrong and hurtful to her.

Most people I encounter in churches aren't fearful of gay people nor do they wish to be hurtful — but they are fearful of daring to question what they have always been taught.

We don't like being told that something desirable to ourselves is hurtful to another person.

I'm not saying they did anything wrong, just that it was a hurtful experience for me and showed me where they were coming from.

What sort of assumptions, hurtful language, and hurtful actions do you encounter most often and how have you learned to respond to them well?

Having the right to say something that is hurtful and bigoted does not exempt you from the backlash of saying it.

The bible warns us about the wrath of God and you and I both know the ugly hurtful things people have done and will do.

I really don't know at this point, because your responses have ranged from dismissive («discomfort») to a bit hurtful (invoking Ghandi and MLK).

It's hard not to cringe when someone confidently announces that God «led» her to do something careless or hurtful, and it's hard not to get frustrated when certain specific lifestyle decisions are spoken of as «God's way» when they just might not work for everyone.

I have a tendency (especially with women) to apologise if I have done something wrong and walk away from a person or situation that is hurtful for me.

Most of us don't hate religious people so much as we hate the hurtful things people do in the name of religion.

So what type of actions do you feel are wrong or hurtful to society?

Have you ever encountered hateful and hurtful treatment at the hands of other Christians because of something you believed and they didn't?

This is not intended to be hurtful to you but, by doing so, you do your people a great disservice.

It does get easier over time, moving from insulting to hurtful to infuriating to aggravating to mildly exasperating but generally expected.

What we can do when we understand institutions, is to better understand why people sometimes behave in hurtful ways when they are otherwise good people and mean well.

Let's give them the benefit of the doubt and assume they did not mean to be hurtful, and let's engage the content of The Gospel Coalition post instead of criticizing the character of the authors, who very few of us know personally.

Over the years many people have staggered into my office to pour out a story that includes the words: «I don't understand how people can be like this, how they can be so mean and devious and hurtful!»