However, things become muddled for many compassionate teachers who have no intention of changing their students' religious beliefs but who worry that their teaching of evolutionary science indirectly causes such change even though their teaching objectives are focused solely on increasing student understanding of evolutionary science.
But true feeling is only reflected in Dante's changing expression as he descends through hell - compassionate, shocked, fearful, exhausted.
With a still struggling economy, and a homeless population that continues to persist after decades of compassionate giving in this country, the mood for charitable approaches to homelessness is changing.
Giving women positive messages about their ability to recover, conveying a compassionate understanding of women's often challenging behaviour and responsiveness to women's changing level of need facilitate development of a positive working relationship.
Pope Benedict delivered a compassionate message, recognising that Africa suffers disproportionately from food shortages, poverty, financial turmoil and a changing climate.
He was a compassionate businessman who maintained the original Flatbush Avenue store, founded by his grandmother Bessie in 1916, through changing times in Brooklyn.
Changing the status quo is easier said than done, but let's kid ourselves no longer: the only way to ensure compassionate government is diverse government.
Mr. Santorum promoted school vouchers and changing the welfare system, blending his Roman Catholicism with a small-government philosophy that foreshadowed what Mr. Bush would later call his "compassionate conservative" agenda.
Van Os hopes that changing the way we talk about the disorder can help us to decrease stigma while also encouraging public understanding and compassionate psychiatric care. .
Founded by Ari Nessel, The Pollination Project is rooted in changing the world from giving daily seed grants to invest in projects that create a more sustainable, just, peaceful and compassionate world.
