Sentences with phrase «real charity»

If, said Mr. Chicken, «for every criticism of the Pope you wished to make online, you were to pay for the privilege by first performing an act of real charity for someone in secret (for you can not be certain that the comment you planned on making is such), then we would have a holier Church and a lot more gentle comments.»

That is REAL charity in action.

BUT it was great to see Sandra Bullock and THE BLIND SIDE and real charity honored.

Yeah, I still feel guilty that I didn't appreciate that trash all these years later but it was a valuable lesson that real charity doesn't mean giving needy people crap you don't want anymore.

PayPal, automatic transfer, credit card, check, money order — real charities allow you to donate money in a variety of ways.

Constructive criticism is surely good, and if it is offered in a spirit of real charity the individual concerned will be able to discern the best forum for airing it.

Better off sleeping in on Sundays, not giving them any money, should donate that money to REAL charities that actually help people, pay off debts, buy more playstation games I want, save up for retirement, play piano more, etc..

Try not to dwell on the fact that almost every REAL charity on earth that helps people in need was started (and is still funded) by Theists.

They are far more likely to give to real charities and not charities that require people to believe in magic to get the benefits (See Warren Buffet and Bill Gates, for example).

that its totally against Bible teachings, real charity must be discrete, the Lord Jesus said those who reap the rewards of its good deeds her on earth will receive nothing on the afterlife, so mister Osteen will play the good Samaritan on TV for money and fame, well for me is fine and I am happy for the people who will receive the help... but I believe God won't give him any additional credit for that on the Heaven..

Being a Catholic MP I don't think it's difficult at all [to reconcile politics with religion] because it's one thing that underpins social justice, the sense that there is no real charity without justice, that our only proper place in the world is to help others.

If you try to follow up with the organization, but their website is down, and their phones shut off, it becomes clear that it was a fly - by - night setup, not a real charity.

Or, if the scammer pretended to be a real charity (for example, St. Jude's Children's Research Hospital), and the real agency has no record or recollection of you donating, you may have been duped.