Sentence examples for Endless suffering from inspiring English sources

I'm repulsed by the vicarious atonement theory that drives normative Christianity, where God so despises the world he created that the only way for the deity to not condemn all of humanity to endless suffering is to cause some part of himself to suffer on behalf of all.

Grieving doesn't bring endless suffering, but healing and health.

That she could not see me for the last five years of her life caused her endless suffering.

The result will be perpetuation of the conflict, and bequeathing endless suffering for future generations of Israeli and Palestinian children.

So why not recognize that reality and reduce the payments to a level that doesn't impose endless suffering?

Countless people found the way - the only way in this age of Dharma Decline - to end their endless suffering and rebirth as non-Buddhas, at last.

The new leadership can move only as the material given it is pliable in its hands, and this material is the cumulative deposit of endless sufferings, experiences, and achievements handed down, through memory, custom, tradition, and institutions, by a limitless past.

Whether or not Burma should be suspended from Asean is one issue, but to suggest there are not enough grounds to even consider it is an insult to the endless sufferings of the Burmese people which Asean has singularly failed to alleviate.

The construction of the proposed Dam would incur endless sufferings to Bangladesh which include hydrological drought and environmental degradation, among others.

I guess what I'm saying is that I worry that a more or less permanent depression could end up simply becoming accepted as the way things are, that we could suffer endless, gratuitous suffering, yet the political and policy elite would feel no need to change its ways.

Krugman concludes that "high unemployment could become accepted as the new normal," and worries that we'll come to accept "a more or less permanent depression" as the norm -- adding that "we could suffer endless, gratuitous suffering, yet the political and policy elite would feel no need to change its ways".