Sentences with phrase «sake of the other»

As Thay remarked, «The monk who burns himself has lost neither courage nor hope... he believes in the fruition of his act of self - sacrifice for the sake of others.

I mean, our whole Christian faith is based on the idea of a person that died for the sake of others — because he loved them.

I realize that I permitted those constraints for the sake of others.

The truth is there are not loving homes for all of the babies that would be born if all pregnancies were carried to term, and the worst cases would be the special needs children nobody would want, and the children born at the expense of their own mother's lives (though many mothers would in fact make that sacrifice, but others would choose to save their own lives for the sake of their other, existing or future children, especially if the child is not likely to survive anyway).

For the sake of the other women and for the sake of the church, I can not stay silent.»

He threw away his position for the sake of others, for the service of others, for the salvation of others.

For the sake of fallen humanity, he emptied himself of his glory, position and power, became a slave for the service of others and finally died on the cross for the sake of others.

So for example, it exists in marriage in theeveryday, usually little ways that a husband and wife show that they cherish each other and make sacrifices for the sake of the other.

True power and true victory lie in love for your enemies, in self - sacrificial service, in infinite forgiveness, and in bearing sin and shame for the sake of others.

The great majority of middle class North Americans will see no reason to make significant sacrifices for the sake of other peoples.

Looking like Jesus may mean that we don't get our «rights,» but instead end up sacrificing our rights — and maybe our very lives — for the sake of others.

An economics for community will be one in which human beings support themselves in a sustainable and enjoyable way while allowing much of the natural world to remain natural both for the sake of future generations and for the sake of the other species with which we should share the planet.

He comes from the background of a religious home; he is seriously trying to work out an intelligent philosophy of life; he is sensitive to spiritual values; and he seeks a vocation where he can make the most of his best for the sake of others.

Even harder, it means not denying your eyes for the sake of your heart, or your ears for the sake of your mind, or either your mind or your heart for the sake of the other.

Tackling the first problem, Richard B. Hays and Judith C. Hays argue that Jesus» example of self - giving for the sake of others remains relevant to us throughout our lives.

So also, any human who is following this example, wins over others, not by force or exerting control, but through loving service and self - sacrifice for the sake of others.

He continues to resist the nurse for the sake of the others, accepting the repeated punishment until he is destroyed as a man.

Spirituality... is the quality that we most require in our time and in the ages to come, but it is a quality refined only in the mystic heart, in the steady cultivation of compassion and a love that risks all for the sake of others.

When a man gives his life freely for the sake of other people, we see Christ in him.

Love your neighbor by sacrificing your own desires for the sake of others.

First and foremost, it poses the question of whether we are willing to risk our lives and the lives of our loved ones for the sake of others, even when our immediate interests are not at stake.

In the Punnappra - Vayalar struggle, thousands sacrificed their lives for the sake of others.

Actually, it takes a very strong person to chose vulnerabilty for the sake of others.

Christians should learn from the Buddhist Bodhisattva symbolizing compassion and mercy, one who is willing to postpone personal salvation for the sake of others.

The gospel of Jesus Christ is not about defending our religious rites or our legal rights, but about sacrificing everything for the sake of others.

The second part of the book is about willingly sacrificing our God - given and constitutional rights for the sake of others.

Nonetheless, I am writing for the sake of others that may wish to vocalize their fears, or their unmet expectations... they do not instantly need therapy; they may only need to be «heard»... so, let them post in peace.]

On the cross, Jesus reveals a God who does not cause others to suffer and die, but who suffers and dies Himself for the sake of others.

Tóibín's James is «a reticent man from a Puritan place, ready to do battle on behalf of freedom for his characters, but more skilled at allowing them to renounce what freedom came their way for the sake of other things that are harder to define.»

The thing I was taught about forvigeness... you don't forgive for the sake of others, you forgive for the sake of yourself.

It is when we no longer NEED to deconstruct for our OWN sake, that we can begin to deconstruct without rage or resentment for the sake of others rather than for ourselves.

Transcending one's creed, ideology and religion a Dalit is invited «to lose oneself for the sake of the other.»

True Christianity is self sacrifice for the sake of others, not just memorizing the Bible to bully others.

It is based on willingness to sacrifice for the sake of others rather than only on satisfaction of one's personal desires.

We too deeply resent changing our behavior for the sake of other people.

To summarize briefly, he is one who has been given and has accepted a calling from God, and devoted himself body and soul to his service, bearing witness to the truth of God, enduring many sufferings, and in the end laying down his life for the sake of others.

For the sake of others, love makes self - denying zigzags, displaying its power as it overcomes profound frustration.

We exist for God's sake and for the sake of others.

Second, when each of us is cautious about sacrificing our own journey for the sake of the other and the relationship, we humbly attempt to modify our own positions as a kind of compromise, hoping we can meet in an imaginary middle.