Sentences with phrase «see that person as»

I started to see people as highly capable and yet highly flawed.

Their accounts of human nature see persons as aggressive, competitive, and self - interested.

When we stop seeing people as fuel for our institution's fire and start seeing them as Jesus sees them, then we will start to experience the Kingdom of God.

It is about Christ and it is a second witness that he lived and he came to the American Continent to see those people as well.

Naming / defining is an exercise of power over others, so perhaps naming other persons made in the Divine image, with the potential to become godlike, by labeling them «believers» or «unbelievers» is a failure to see all people as God sees them, children of the one true God.

The Christian sees a person as a broken empty vessel that can be externally repaired and filled by Jesus.

So, there are two factors - is the pastor mature and does he see all people as being in two groups - saved and unsaved.

Jesus responds, «It's a broken mind that sees people as broken.»

Anger involves 1) casting blame on someone; 2) wanting that person to be hurt; 3) seeing the person as unattractive; and 4) seeing oneself as in a position to judge.

To think that the mystery of a person could be contained in a binder is a scary thought to me; just another example of the corporate culture's tendency to see people as impersonal «human resources» rather than employees, workers, personnel or even «human capital.»

Seeing people as seekers, it tries to stimulate others to ask, seek, and knock, while understanding we don't know it all ourselves.

He did not set out simply to exalt the dignity of man; yet he lifted the status of men, women, and children wherever his message was heard because he saw all persons as precious to God and equally the recipients of God's love.

Like Buber, too, he sees the person as moving in a positive direction toward unique goals that the person himself can but dimly define.

When one puts his faith in Christ alone to save, not works, Christ's righteousness is imputed to him, and God sees that person as righteous.

It is very hard to see the need for the historical mediation of revelation and grace by the Church in a system which sees each person as graced already.

I get upset and emotional like anyone else, but when I have time to sit back and look at the world objectively I see these people as products of their sheltered little environments and I feel for their successes the same way I cheer on someone competing in the special Olympics.

I see these people as tapping into the brain's spirituality center for the positive effects, e.g. lower blood pressure, lower cortisol levels, and maybe a bit of endorphin release.

He first saw people as trees.

The church becomes one more dehumanising «thing» (seeing people as things called sinners, or bums on pews, or soldiers in the work of the church, or worship leaders, or whatever) more concerned with making sure the church / congregation / denomination survives than with seeing the individuals live.

It means never seeing another person as beneath oneself, since he or she is never lower than Christ.

We will see all people as our brothers and sisters, rather than just those who dress like us and believe like us.

See all people as having been created in God's image (the imago Dei), remembering all are made perfect and our God does not make junk.

But I do know this: Whenever I enter into discourse or debate or conversation, and I see the person as fundamentalist or Republican or homophobic or antagonist or (fill in the blank) rather than a human being with stories and ideas and passions, I almost always fail at being a promoter of unity.»

Juergensmeyer sees people as fundamentally flawed, and his solution — a more Protestant one, perhaps — seems to come at the level of the individual.

we must try not to see people as the enemy but the evil that controls them is the enemy.

This is a great lens to see evangelism through because we don't just see people as «projects» but as true friends — as another broken human being we can share our struggles and triumphs with.

People often smile when it is said that only love can really see another person as he is; we are inclined to think that love is «blind», failing to see defects and always ready to discover values and virtues.

If the preacher has acquired a thorough understanding of personality development and habitually sees people as individuals with distinctly personal histories, if he accepts their present habits and characteristics in the light of their earlier conditioning experience, he can develop a manner and method in preaching that give people the feeling they are understood....

We must take a clear view of the medical realities of disease and the spiritual realities of sin, but it makes a difference in the pastor's understanding of all human ills that he sees every person as created for a life of love to God and his neighbor.

Great to have people dedicating their lives to seeking God and sharing their experiences with the rest of us, but a long tradition of seeing those people as either infallible, or personal servants is going to mean that people expect, and demand, far more than that... or else.

It can cause leaders to see people as a means to an end.

«This is noteworthy,» Kohn writes, «because the virtue of self - restraint — or at least the decision to give special emphasis to it — has historically been preached by those, from St. Augustine to the present, who see people as basically sinful.»

These are important questions we need to ask ourselves, while always holding out the love and compassion that our faith in Christ requires in seeing all people as God's children, and that his family transcends national borders.

It's a sexual liturgy that re-catechizes the soul to see persons as merely bodies and bodies as merely photoshopped parts.

The best mentor relationships involve enough vulnerability to see that person as a «whole person» — someone worthy of emulating but not devoid of flaws.

I had to force myself to see my people as human beings as well as employees.

Steiner saw people as meldings of body, soul, and spirit who developed in three stages that could be characterized as early and middle childhood and adolescence.

I see these people as a real resource for our party and our town,» he said.

I don't see these people as being brilliant.

Collectivist cultures, on the other hand, tend to see people as connected with others and embedded in a broader social context — as such, they tend to emphasize interdependence, family relationships, and social conformity.

«They see this person as being very disciplined for their ability to restrict food,» she says.

Then they looked at whether the reviewers saw these people as more or less socially attractive (i.e., whether they wanted to spend time with them) and trustworthy, and whether that influenced their desire to date them.

Annabel told us the most active members are over 30, but they also see people as young as 21 joining the site.

Looking for something new, i have no sterotypes and like to see people as souls not as an outfit.

If you're willing to see people as individuals rather than types you might just meet your next sweetheart, who was probably hiding in plain sight.

Asher Snyder founded Mesh to create a dating site that sees people as people, not sources of income.

Mild mannered, mature, outgoing person... Im not that sweet talker nor a good chatter / texter as i prefer a more personal approach because it is when you see someone eye to eye and you see the person as a whole.

However, demonstrate you've read their profile fully and give a reason why you approached them, thereby creating the impression that you see that person as special already and you're more likely to get a positive response.

The International Clive Owen plays an idealistic Interpol agent dedicated to bringing down a corrupt bank that controls everything and sees people as mere pawns.

Nikkei reported that Konami was assigning game developers to menial jobs if the company no longer saw those people as useful; that cameras had been installed to monitor employee movements; and that supervisors were closely tracking lunch breaks and publicly shaming employees who were out of the office for too long.