"A Christian never takes pleasure from the fact of a man's death, but sees it as an opportunity to reflect on each person's responsibility, before God and humanity, and to hope and
commit oneself to seeing that no event becomes another occasion to disseminate hate but rather to foster peace."
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Relying implies one's free choice to
commit oneself to another person.
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That sunnah is known as ietikaf, which means, linguistically speaking, to
commit oneself to doing something to the exclusion of everything else.
The blessed month: Spending days in mosques during Ramadan
Certainly, learning a large repertory, coping with injuries and illnesses, the realities of touring abroad, performing in challenging venues, taking care of oneself in order to always be able to do the work, and what it meant to
commit oneself to a great innovator's choreography, were vital pieces of career information.
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"Discrimination among values" means the ability to distinguish various kinds of values, aesthetic, moral and intellectual and then to
commit oneself to such values in the conduct of life.
Islam, rationality and science
However, to adopt this expedient is to
commit oneself to the view that the reasons that are good and the reasons for which agents act are entities of two very different kinds, and thus that it is impossible for an agent to act for good reasons.
Dancy, Jonathan. Practical Reality
It has been remarked that the Nazi mentality was incapable of metaphor, that to call people vermin was to
commit oneself to exterminating them.
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It takes incredible strength, courage and faith to seek our treatment and then to
commit oneself to it.
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He argues that a naturalistic bioethics can avoid the fallacy if one can grant that humans "have evolved tendencies that enhance the community good," which he regards as "the basis of the highest moral good" (26), and one does not
commit oneself to a particular view of that good.
HUMAN EVOLUTION, REPRODUCTION, AND MORALITY
Although basic skills can be learned from course work, readings, independent study, continuing education programs, and seminars, learning them really entails personal development, and they cannot be adequately mastered in a short-term training session.[34] The key is to
commit oneself to practicing these skills in everyday settings, to continually evaluate outcomes, and to reassess methods for maximizing effectiveness in each situation.
Learning to be a leader
To vow obedience is to
commit oneself to participate in the process of discernment and in the work of embodying the fruits of discernment in life and mission.
An exercise of obedience
It is not needed to state the intention of fasting verbally, as it is enough to silently
commit oneself to the intent of fasting and then one should approach the month with a clear conscience and a purity of mind and soul.
RAMADAN EoACA?a time for inner cleansing
Parents and young women have told us that it would be difficult to
commit oneself to an organization that so openly discriminates against women and bars women from decision-making.
The primary reason so few young women are joining religious orders today is ..
It is a refusal to
commit oneself to the pursuit of the good by following the path of truth.
Conscience and binding teaching
We believe what Pope John Paul II said in his Hiroshima Peace Appeal in 1981: "To remember the past is to
commit oneself to the future." To remember Hiroshima also invites us to remember the bombing of Pearl Harbor, the cruel and dehumanizing colonization of the countries of the Asia Pacific region, the Nanking massacre, the Bataan Death March.
Cushing in Japan