Lindsey
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“People pleasing is really fearing peoples reactions, rejection or abandonment.”
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“If we speak plainly, without metaphors or symbols, we cannot escape common sense. Metaphors and symbols can be abused.”
― WHAT LIFE SHOULD MEAN TO YOU
― WHAT LIFE SHOULD MEAN TO YOU
“Another fact to be borne in mind in connection with criminals is that if we increase the punishments, so far from frightening the individual criminal, we merely help to increase his belief that he is a hero. We must not forget that the criminal lives in a self-centered world, a world in which one will never find true courage, self-confidence, communal sense, or understanding of common values. It is not possible for such persons to join a society. Neurotics seldom start a club, and it is an impossible feat for persons suffering from agoraphobia or for insane persons. Problem children or persons who commit suicide never make friends, a fact for which the reason is never given. There is a reason, however: they never make friends because their early life took a self-centered direction. Their prototypes were oriented towards false goals and followed lines of direction on the useless side of life.”
― The Science of Living
― The Science of Living
“A mature person is one who, having attained his majority, is able to make choices and decisions based on accurate perceptions about himself, others, and the context in which he finds himself; who acknowledges these choices and decisions as being his; and who accepts responsibility for their outcomes.”
― Peoplemaking
― Peoplemaking
“Liberal theory, however, doesn’t have to demonstrate the difference. It only has to show that moral decisions on matters of public policy in a pluralist and democratic state are satisfied, or justified, by a particular political test: the “ability to gain assent from people who retain radically diverse ideas about the point and meaning of human life, about the path to private perfection.”43 Appeals to the will of God through quoting the Bible, church doctrine, and ecclesiastical authorities, fail this test for public values because”
― An Ethics for Today: Finding Common Ground Between Philosophy and Religion
― An Ethics for Today: Finding Common Ground Between Philosophy and Religion
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