When men resign their opinion to the control of self-will, they, of course, become uncandid, and thus blinded. |
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It does not speak of animose anger, impatience, or self-will, but of animose temptations to these, and temptation is the subject in dispute. |
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But they have encountered the limits of self-will in a particularly dire way. |
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But it would be good to know that guided by self-will or diktat, companies have thought about the issue. |
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In other words, the yolk of the fried egg symbolizes a possibility for self-will. |
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Its sense of liberation allows us to move, explore, think and act with greater acknowledgement of the power of our own self-will. |
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Blessed the penances, the self-will sacrificed! |
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Freedom without solidarity amounts to self-will. |
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Mind is about all you have of universe reality that is subject to your will, and the soul-the morontia self-will faithfully portray the harvest of the temporal decisions which the mortal self is making. |
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Or the illusion of the self-will of something not quite alive? |
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If the thoughts and reflections of the mind can so spoil man's best actions and God's greatest gifts, how much worse will be the evil effects of man's self-will, which are even more corrupt than those of the mind? |
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Johnson asserted the power of intellect and self-will over mind and body. |
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To have no 'self' means we don't have any pride, self-will, self-righteousness, self-seeking ambition, selfish motives, working in our own limitations and all the other things that are self-centered. |
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