Sentences with phrase «scapegoats when»

I have to wonder — and I would like to solicit opinions on this from the RC scientists who initiate the posts — why Michael Mann's «Hockey Stick» and he himself are always such scapegoats when these people launch yet another propoganda crusade against actions to counter destructive climate change.

Gluten and dairy are the most common scapegoats when it comes to undiagnosed food intolerances, but there are many more that zap you of energy and hormonal harmony.

And why are the public employees always the scapegoats when bank and corporate executives can draw salaries higher than Alex Rodriguez and get away with criminal fraud?

It ended disastrously because his government allowed Big Oil to make the government the scapegoat when oil prices dropped in response to global market forces.

People always make him in to a scapegoat when they dare not to mention how our whole team plays badly.

But why is he always made the scapegoat when things go wrong?

Its funny how these guys become the scapegoat when things go south, even though what they complain about is absolutely true.

Or do Arsenal fans just use Ozil as a scapegoat when the whole team plays badly against the bigger sides?

He's a great defender despite usually being the scapegoat when the whole team plays poorly.

Ozil was the scapegoat when our defending use to be poor, and our strikers were not on his wavelength.

Breastfeeding is often the scapegoat when parents are tired but it isn't the reason for our exhaustion.

Constantly changing tests (or using tests as a convenient scapegoat when political blowback against Common Core gets too strong) is a policy response that undermines the goals of standards - based reform in all the ways I have identified above.

Or can they only become compliant by outsourcing the filtering to some other company, who can be the scapegoat when filtering is imperfect?

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When those seeking public office do so by scapegoating and casting blame on the powerless, they are unsuited to serve the people.

We've seen over and over — in Venezuela, in Argentina, and in Brazil — that populists can cling to power even when the economy is doing badly because they can blame their performance on scapegoats.

When they mess up, the blame's always put on external factors or some poor scapegoat.

«My view is that I'm being, basically, used as a scapegoat by both Facebook and Cambridge Analytica when, honestly, we thought we were acting perfectly appropriately.»

Yet instead of doing their job, they've been looking for scapegoats everywhere but the most obvious places, as President Donald Trump did when he took to Twitter following the Florida shooting:

Everyone seems to have a favorite scapegoat to blame when explaining why some small businesses are still having trouble getting bank loans.

Years from now when someone decides to use Athiests as the scapegoat what will you do???? Will you look back and say hey I tried to be civil or I tried to stop the hatred before it escalated into uncontrollable proportions or I tried to find a way to coincide?

God is Uncategorized Bible & Theology Topics: bible, inspiration of Scripture, mimetic rivalry, Rene Girard, scapegoat, Theology of the Bible, When God Pled Guilty, whisperings

This is especially seen when we consider that much of the scapegoat imagery is carried over into the New Testament and applied to Jesus Christ on the cross.

When people wrote that God told them to kill and slaughter others, they were scapegoating God, but He was letting them do it — even inspiring them to do so.

And when you live this way, you will break free from the sin of violent, bloody, sacrificial scapegoating that has plagued humanity since the very beginning.»

We recognize this scapegoat mechanism when we read about the Nazis in Germany blaming the Jews for the financial problems and cultural upheaval in that country.

And if you read the story of the good samaritan with this in mind, you'll see, that when the Levite and the Priest don't help the poor guy, it could have to do a lot with scapegoating, because, ya know, he is a samaritan, he had it comming...

Why can we see «through» the blatant lies and false accusations and scapegoating violence when we read such historical accounts, but not when we read the Bible?

And if you read the story of the good Samaritan with this in mind, you can easy see, that is not only a story about how to act but also a critique on the scapegoating what the Levit and the Priest was probably doing, when they let the poor guy rot to death («ya know, it would make me unclean to help, the guy probably had it coming, I better serve the Lord»).

When we read the account of the crucifixion of Jesus, we see right through the murderous, scapegoating violence.

And now we are back to my question: Why can we see «through» the blatant lies and false accusations and scapegoating violence when we read the account of the crucifixion, but not when we read the rest of the Bible?

Jeremy, you wrote, «Why can we see «through» the blatant lies and false accusations and scapegoating violence when we read the account of the crucifixion, but not when we read the rest of the Bible?»

We recognize the scapegoat mechanism when we read about governments justifying genocide against the native people living in the land.

And because of the revelation of Jesus Christ on the cross, we have become quite good at recognizing this scapegoat mechanism when we read about it in historical documents.

Ah, well, when you're into scapegoating, you accept that sacrifices must be made.

Scapegoating is when we refuse to take responsibility for our decisions, and instead blame others for our behavior.

Scapegoating is when we refuse to admit our own failures and sins, and instead blame others for the way our lives turn out or our actions unfold.

That's a wise and consoling lesson for kids who are feeling besieged or tormented by their peers, or uncertain what to do when the bullies descend upon the class scapegoat.

God is Uncategorized Bible & Theology Topics: Books by Jeremy Myers, Leviticus 16, scapegoat, Theology of God, Theology of Sin, violence, When God Pled Guilty

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but, alas, «a verse such as Isaiah 45:7 is not to be taken literally» many protest... and they thought I was a scapegoat... when, in fact, poor Lucifer gets so much unnecessary blame... what a shame.

But in the crucifixion of Jesus, when Satan tries once again to use violent religion to «cast out Satan,» this time in the scapegoat of Jesus Christ, Satan did not realize that his plan would backfire.

New York City Councilman Wendell Foster illustrated this scapegoating attitude when he suggested chaining addicts to trees so people could spit on them.

When militant Islamists become scapegoats for violence, the Mubarak regime gains brownie points from U.S. supporters for helping the fight against terrorism.

When reclaimed, we no longer have to be the perfectionist, the pleaser, the clown, the mascot, the scapegoat.

So to blame the «masculinity crisis» on the few women who have managed to ascend to significant leadership positions in the Church in recent years, especially when men continue to dominate the field, grossly overstates the amount of power women have over the institution and turns them into unnecessary scapegoats.

It's kind of like we as a Western people have said to God, «Okay, we'll take it from here» and, when things go wrong, He becomes our scapegoat.

And when something as terrible as Columbine's tragedy occurs - politicians immediately look for a scapegoat such as the NRA.

Dez is the scapegoat and usually pointed due to the money he is making (same with Romo when he was here).

Mertesacker being made a scapegoat again yet players like Ozil, Jack etc when they play poorly are always spared criticism

A tiem on the bench might do Özil some good, I don't like him becoming a scapegoat, when we all know how good he can be.