Quotes About Accountability

action is the paramount thing. And certainly one should not use words to justify one's own self-interest." When

We need to ask ourselves some tough questions: Have I failed to live as Jesus taught me to? How responsible am I for the negative perceptions many have of the church?

Book: [to Mal] If you take sexual advantage of her, you're going to burn in a very special level of hell. A level they reserve for child molesters and people who talk at the theater.

It is forgivable to say nothing out of ignorance; it's inexcusable to remain silent once awareness dawns.

Taking the law into your own hands, fuck what's wrong with that?

No noose is good noose'—as the condemned man said on the scaffold.

The murderer is not protected! He is vulnerable. TO

?flah olmamak bir yeti?kinin senin davran??lar?na itiraz etmesinden ba?ka nedir ki?

She had never been drunk before, but believed that that was what had happened to her. She'd been drinking something made of orange juice and she'd been warned, but had not listened or could not remember having listened, and could not remember who'd warned her. She did not wish to name any names and to involve her friends or anyone for no one was to blame except possibly herself.

They said, Tell us. She said, Only what I know. They said, Tell us, so that justice can be executed. She said, I was drinking. I was to blame. I don't remember. How can I give testimony against him!

On being in a position of leadership) Even if it's your dog, you've got authority over somebody. Start treating him better.

The pathway to freedom begins when we face the problem without making excuses for it.

Asking for something is easy… being responsible for it is the part that develops character.

Learn to caste your care, but not your responsibility.

Whatever you run from will always be waiting for you somewhere else.

If you can't be corrected, you have a problem with pride. If you rebel against authority, if you want to take all the credit and glory to yourself, if you say "I" too often, then you have a problem with pride. It

We must take responsibility for ourselves, and stop expecting others to do for us what we should be doing for ourselves... or trusting God to do for us.

An excuse is a reason stuffed with a lie. The problem with excuses is that as long as we hold on to them, we will not see change.

Our conscience works like an inward monitor that beeps when we step out of line.

A lot of Christians are blaming the devil for their own self-inflicted wounds.

For whatever a man sows, that and that only is what he will reap. —GALATIANS 6:7

Put your trust in God and take responsibility for your attitudes and actions, and stop blaming others. If you are not happy, I suggest you look inward before you look around you to find something or someone to blame.

En Mateo 12:36, Jesús dijo: «Mas yo os digo que de toda palabra ociosa que hablen los hombres, de ella darán cuenta en el día del juicio».

Those who commit acts of violence are surely responsible for them; they are not dupes or mechanisms of an impersonal social force, but agents with responsibility. On the other hand, these individuals are formed, and we would be making a mistake if we reduced their actions to purely self-generated acts of will or symptoms of individual pathology of 'evil'.