Sentences with phrase «with the guilt if»

Mark shouldn't be burdened with guilt if unavoidable commitments keep him at work.

We know in the NW we live in a culture rich with breastfeeding resources, which sometimes come with guilt if things aren't going well.

Moms that take their babies to bed with them are taking a huge risk and can they live with the guilt if their baby dies in their bed?

As far as I'm concerned, the takeaway is clear: While breast feeding is ideal (mother's milk — even the first few drops called colostrum — contains antibodies that can help protect against infections), there's no reason you should be wracked with guilt if you can't do it.

I would be plagued with guilt if I didn't exercise.

For women who were raised to believe that sex is something you engage in for the purpose of entering into a long term relationship, sex at this stage could be wrought with guilt if the dating doesn't continue.

Editor's note: Action Henk released a few months back, and this review is rather late, but the game is currently on sale and I would be crushed with guilt if I didn't write some musings on it while you have...

Not exact matches

If you agree with Bannon and Yeh that going full on all the time isn't just unhealthy but also bad business, there is still the less than minor matter of actually banishing the guilt you feel when you switch off.

With that comes a level of guilt — if they can do more, they should.

Feelings of obligation or duty in this group are frequently coupled with anticipation of feelings of guilt or shame if one fails to act.

If a person truly believes that they have been forgiven by the person they wronged, then that guilt they felt would be gone, and they could have a long and meaningful relationship with them.

If you are right (I think you are wrong) and dying in peace is the most important thing to take with you to an Afterlife, then the right thing to do is let the dying person clear the Guilt, Bad Feelings, and any other negative poisons out of their heart and soul.

If, however, they are going out of a sense of guilt, shame, and duty, then probably church attendance is hindering their walk with God rather than helping.

Perhaps if you were to meet atheists outside the religious setting, you would see that most of us were relieved to lose the guilt associated with religion, which is the source of much self loathing in the world.

If their hearts were heavy with guilt and sin then the scale would tip and their being would be destroyed, but if their heart was innocent and light then the scale would not tip and they would go onto the afterlifIf their hearts were heavy with guilt and sin then the scale would tip and their being would be destroyed, but if their heart was innocent and light then the scale would not tip and they would go onto the afterlifif their heart was innocent and light then the scale would not tip and they would go onto the afterlife.

I think to do as you advocate is conducive to presuming guilt in the alleged perpetrator and innocence in the alleged victim and to act in keeping with an allegation being regarded as if it were true.

But if it is excessive or produces guilt or interferes with a child's normal activities, it is symptomatic of a deeper unhappiness.

On the other hand, many adult Christians not only tolerate but participate with no sense of guilt in practices of race discrimination which, if Jesus was right, must surely be wrong.

If the price of virginity is the repression and distortion of that which is good and wondrous; if virginity is achieved by surrounding sex with guilt and fear; if the quest for virginity drives them to an unhealthy dependency on some form of autoeroticism as a preferred means to release their sexual energy; then for those reasons I would say the price of virginity is too high on my scale of valueIf the price of virginity is the repression and distortion of that which is good and wondrous; if virginity is achieved by surrounding sex with guilt and fear; if the quest for virginity drives them to an unhealthy dependency on some form of autoeroticism as a preferred means to release their sexual energy; then for those reasons I would say the price of virginity is too high on my scale of valueif virginity is achieved by surrounding sex with guilt and fear; if the quest for virginity drives them to an unhealthy dependency on some form of autoeroticism as a preferred means to release their sexual energy; then for those reasons I would say the price of virginity is too high on my scale of valueif the quest for virginity drives them to an unhealthy dependency on some form of autoeroticism as a preferred means to release their sexual energy; then for those reasons I would say the price of virginity is too high on my scale of values.

Most individuals can figure creative ways to cope with the 10 % loss of income they're guilted into giving up, but the effects of having your humanity, autonomy and intelligence sucked out of you lasts for years and years, if you can ever escape the pull of the suction.

There is only one way it could not be, and that is if you decide that it teaches that nihilism is the truth, revealed here by the pointless failure of Davis's career, so that his having to obtain abortions for women he impregnated is just another absurd, annoying, and energy - sapping aspect of that, his irrational guilt instincts causing him to have to scrounge for money, and so that his learning that one of these abortions didn't occur is just another sort of misfortune, saddling him with sentiments that he will have no way to really act upon (it is unlikely the that the mother of the child wants to see him), and probably causing him to draw some kind of superstitious karmic connection between a random coincidence of having hit a cat that looks just like one he abandoned, and his driving by the town his child may be living in.

Those leaves They gathered, broad as Amazonian targe, And with what skill they had together sewed, To gird their waist — vain covering if to hide Their guilt and dreadful shame; O how unlike To that first naked glory.

If we trust our heavenly Father to deliver us out of all sin — we can't deliver ourselves — from the day that we start with Him, until the very end, while also trusting Him to forgive us every time we repent of a discovered sin, and so, are able to receive that forgiveness without any continuing guilt, or shame, what is wrong with that?

What does it matter when we die what is important is what we do with our life now.The struggles people find themselves is because of living a sinful lifestyle you cant play with fire and not get burnt there are consequences.Jesus wants to bring forgiveness and healing and remove the guilt and shame that you are feeling.Ive have been there i was just as guilty i do nt believe theres a big screen that replays our life if it is it, it will be about what we have done for God as our sins are covered under the blood of Jesus.The judgement for christians is that we must give an account of what we did for Jesus while we were here did we make the most of opportunities given to tell others to reach out others with his love.Mat 25:14 - 30 the Parable of the talents talks about judgement and for me it is all about what we do for Jesus the ones who are faithfull in the small things are set over much.The one who did nt use his talent that God gave him was punished for his lack of faith.So for those who are struggling with sin and life Jesus loves you and has a plan for your life just trust him to help you and he will.To be fair its wont be easy you will have to make some hard choices but he promises to help you through its all about choosing him over choosing what we think best because he knows whats best for us.Its important the choice you make as it will impact your life for eternity.brentnz

The other words that go down with greater credibility are words to live by for every duty / circumstance of life (perhaps not a direct quote from scripture but)... do EVERYTHING as if for the Lord... (not to be used in a stab of guilt for a believer), just acknowledging, if you would follow a god..

She rebukes Dr. Dysart: «If you knew God, Doctor, you would know about the Devil...» Unable to share guilt with her husband, baffled by her son's criminal behavior, she finds refuge in that old trick of religionists: accusing the devil.

Through a holy blend of social criticism and spiritual fortitude, women with children might be able to resist the guilt and perfectionism that, if these authors are correct, are now the signatures of motherhood.

The author reviews three books on motherhood, and comments that through a holy blend of social criticism and spiritual fortitude, women with children might be able to resist the guilt and perfectionism that, if these authors are correct, are now the signatures of motherhood.

If you find yourself in a predicament, don't beat yourself over the head with guilt.

This being - a-murderer is a state of being, an existential punishment in and of itself, even if you, personally, get away with it in terms of the law and manage to feel no guilt (or even feel pleasure in it) or even if you somehow wind up in heaven for eternity.

If sexual self - discipline is regarded primarily as repression, then guilt and shame may be identified primarily with sexuality.

Rather, it is to work honestly and lovingly with that growing body of righteous Christians who look to Judaism as to an older sibling, who are seeking to expiate Christian guilt for the Holocaust, and who recognize that Christianity and Judaism need each other desperately if religion in 21st - century America is to offer a compelling alternative to unbridled consumerism, self - centeredness and arid secularism.

Even though I didn't know Barth personally, I used to experience intellectual pangs of disquiet, if not guilt, when I knew down deep that I would have serious disagreements with him.

But as a general pattern this seems to me a product of romanticism, taking with insufficient seriousness the «materialism of Christianity,» as William Temple called it, and quite likely to produce the wrong kind of guilt feelings in competent young people who are in or who are considering the ministry — as if this activity were not worthy of economic support.

«We are sinners, if we think we are in a position to cope with the guilt of our existence.

If I may be permitted some italicized revisions, Altizer's comment on Brown would look like this: Postrepressed life would be a coalescence of time and eternity, involving a libido that has been cured of the Oedipus complex, which is to say a libido that has no guilt over having murdered God, a libido that is fallen and still in union with the sacred, i.e., a libido that is in the (realized?)

«The politically correct reading of this phenomenon is that the rich young people regard their own superior buying power with a feeling of guilt, and they desire, if not to be poor, at least to look poor.

At least I find that the fear of same has contributed in controlling people from ab - using each other on the streets sw - earing calling names at each others beliefs, meaning that even if Jesus was s - worn at or called names at by a Muslim or non Muslim this will surely end up with the same faith of this woman since Jesus is as well Prophet and Messanger of God Allah and calling him names is just as equal guilt and that is the true law to be respected.

If one tailors the church to identify with its culture and engages in the pseudo-gospel of «possibility thinking,» promising to assuage guilt with the minimum of pain and connecting that promise with marketing techniques, there will be success.

Speaking of tough conversations, if you find yourself experiencing those awkward feels around one of your old friends, or maybe you're feeling overwhelmed with guilt because of your «poor performance» as a friend, talk it out with whomever you need to.

Could it be that He doesn't decide which families shall give birth to a handicapped child, that He did not single out Ron to be crippled by a bullet or Helen by a degenerative disease, but rather that He stands ready to help them and us cope with our tragedies if we could only get beyond the feelings of guilt and anger that separate us from Him?

Or is the modern religious Christian so numb with guilt that he can no longer name his condition, and must relapse into a state of immobility and silence about guilt if only as a means of existing in its presence?

The Lord revealed that the problem was with my heart it is so wicked and deceptive i still believed that i was a good person i did nt drink or take drugs smoke or swear i wasnt violent i had some hangups but kept them to myself but this wicked thought was the reason why i couldnt get free.That was enough for the enemy to bring guilt and condemnation upon me.So when i confessed that my heart was indeed wicked and that i needed a new heart.I was instantly delivered and set free from the past and have not looked back though i am sometimes reminded by others for what i did wrong.It no longer has power over me.I believe we all struggle with two areas as christians we must confess our sin and we must confess our pride for without him we can do nothing.May the Lord show you what it is that is blocking you from receiving his love and forgiveness the issue will be found in your heart ask the Lord to reveal it for what it is.We do nt like to see the truth its ugly and i am sorry if this offends you it wasnt my intention.May he set you free as he has done for me.regards brentnz

And even if it were true, which I disagree with, piling on guilt when they're already depressed is counter-productive.

Contrast this with Nabokov: Even if he did claim that «aesthetic bliss» was his only goal, he was a great writer precisely because he was able to convey all the ambivalence and guilt humans usually feel when they do something morally questionable.

I agree with most of the post if you are blessed stay without guilt but if you feel you must be free please leave the institution but find deep connection to other brothers and sisters.

Guilt by association — if someone does not agree with the pastor's words then they are in the same boat as the shooter??

«If we could just get over our prudishness and sin - induced guilt, [West] seems to think, we would be ready simply to dispense with clothes and look at others in their nakedness.»

While it's rich and decadent, it's made with clean ingredients, so less guilt if you have that extra piece!

I created it to make you guys dream big and to see if, together, we can give your favorite foods a healthy high - protein makeover — so that you can enjoy them with gusto and fit them into your diet without ever feeling an ounce of guilt or a hint of «I shouldn't have».