Not exact matches
It is based on willingness to
sacrifice for the sake of others rather than only on satisfaction of one's
personal desires.
Maybe it will be the mother of several young children who
sacrifices all of her time, energy, and
personal desires to do what is so rare and so difficult these days: to raise up her children so that they love God and love others.
Nevertheless, besides the issue of natural justice, I think that
desire is defined as something that is considered to have a so - called positive outcome, so I would think that on a
personal level self - immolation has no
personal desire (unless «fame» and / or
desire to die are there) and it is surely painful to the person self - immolating (unlike e.g. self - explosion), and the thing being probably considered by individual persons as social
sacrifice.
Perhaps it is watching George Bailey grow up, agonizing with him when his slapped deaf ear starts to bleed, sympathizing with his
desire to see the world, appreciating the great
personal sacrifices he makes for those he loves, chuckling over his romantic endeavors, admiring his commitment to values, or understanding the despair that has him contemplating suicide.
The demand for women's angelic submission, in other words, is in actuality a call for women to surrender or
sacrifice themselves — or in more contemporary terms, to
sacrifice their «
personal comforts,
desires, and inner motivations,» or their selfhood and agency.