Sentences with phrase «really selfishness»

And they understandably ask whether caring about your own first is really selfishness or the exercise of parental responsibility.

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The heart of what I'm really getting at is selfishness.

I believe in many cases, Jesus is in the right place in one person's heart but the other has for some reason walked away and gotten caught up in the selfishness that pervades so much of what we all do... and really Jesus has absolutely NOTHING to do with that.

If one believes all the right things, and can sign on the dotted line of the best doctrinal statements that the church has ever written, but their life is full of hatred, greed, and selfishness, I would argue that while they may have eternal life, and while they may believe some good truths from the gospel, they really have not understood the most essential parts of the gospel.

Christianity harbours a suspicion about earthly love and friendship, because partiality in passion, or passionate partiality, is really another form of selfishness.16

We have to look at the root of the problem: ourselves, our selfishness, our pride and our lack of love for ourselves, for each other and for God When it comes to these issues only God could really change us.

Really, that kind of selfishness isn't very Christian, is it?

We have so many players who are exceptional at certain elements of the game but we really needed that x-factor who's capable of anything... Unfortunately, selfishness seems to come with the ability

Because they are happy, and it's really just selfishness of my own to not want to deal with a «mess.»

I'm a firm believer in the idea that how we do one thing in life is a reflection of how we do everything, and selfishness in the boudoir can signal that someone is not really into the relationship and doesn't consider you their equal.

We know from real life that the Keith - Sophie dynamic isn't really a romantic one, that they usually use each other as excuses to work out, or just act out, their selfishness and immaturity.

But the attitude and selfishness of some teachers as evidenced by this blog and responses to Jon's posts on Facebook is really making me rethink that position!

There's a lot of selfishness around nowadays and the tendency for people to think only of themselves is on the rise... and I really don't want to contribute to that.

But even if we get what he means about selfishness, does it really have anything to do with how he became famous?