Exemplos de uso de Blindly accept em Inglês e suas traduções para o Português
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They don't just blindly accept the official narrative.
When introduced to doctrine this way,we tend to blindly accept it.
Don't just blindly accept what's supposed to happen to you.
To understand Kṛṣṇa means even if you blindly accept, that is also beneficial.
Most blindly accept whatever their religious leader teaches.
It is not that you stop your argument and intelligence,simply blindly accept something.
Now, I'm being told to blindly accept rules… That make no sense.
However, it is necessary to have a very sad opinion of human judgment to believe that men blindly accept such ideas.
To ignore theory is to blindly accept as given what we study and how we study it.
For now, more than ever,is not the time to be blindly following, blindly accepting, blindly trusting.
I don't blindly accept every literal interpretation that some religionists try to mandate.
We're thinking from the body point of view, blindly accepting all these concepts, illusory concepts.
Many blindly accept these phenomena without testing the spirits, despite the danger of spurious satanic imitation in such manifestations.
Every Jehovah's Witness must simply blindly accept that the Watchtower magazine is the word of Jehovah.
MF: People looking at fans from the outside tend to believe they are a group of people who will blindly accept anything from their idols.
No longer do they blindly accept what the Governments tell them, and have long questioned their statements.
Thinking creatively and independently by questioning,rather than blindly accepting subject material is strongly encouraged.
Many believers blindly accept these phenomena without testing the spirits, despite the danger of spurious satanic imitation in such manifestations.
It will end when its corruption is fully exposed and understood by those who blindly accept what the Vatican has decreed to be truth.
I have everything that is doing blindly accept, I may even protest with a group of like-minded as the mayor permits.
Uncovering the fact that the message of God has always been the same, I realized it is the duty of all human beings to seek the truth andnot just blindly accept the religion that their society or parents follow.
But this does not mean that Christians must blindly accept that Muhammad is a prophet, that would be foolish and disobedient.
Kardec writes about the forerunner Emmanuel Swedenborg(1688-1772) and his work, asserting that the mistake of the Swedish sensory, for him unforgivable,was to have blindly accepted everything dictated to him by the Spirits.
But since want prevents discernment, you blindly accept any idea, any belief that you think will give you relief from conflict.
Like Larson did nearly 70 years ago,I began to question many of the beliefs I blindly accepted during my education, and felt more confused then ever.
As a Muslim should not blindly accept what is presented to him, without clarification and research, especially when it comes to religious matters.
What I'm interested in, is the entire idea of global democracy in the tradition as it exists, andhow it is blindly accepted by the vast majority of people on this planet, as being the only option.
In the Quran, God invites people to reject blindly accepting the beliefs and values society imposes on them and to ponder by pushing aside all the prejudices, taboos and constraints on their minds.
Nevertheless, he gave a warning: even the'respectable' John Locke,since he had blindly accepted Léry's narrative, concluded that the savages of Brazil had no notion of God or religion.
The mistake of the great Swedish sensitive was to have blindly accepted all that had been dictated to him by the Spirits, a fact admitted by Swedenborg himself in a communication given at the Spiritist Society of Paris, in which he acknowledged that his doctrine is not exempt from great errors and stated that the Spiritist Doctrine followed a safer path than his. Ibid.