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Making everyone else see that they need to get right with God , when the non Christians what to do only what they want to do . They do only what they were invited to do . It was not a case of a man carrying out orders because he was compelled to do so , who was doing only what was required of him ; he fulfilled the orders to the last iota , with harshness , chasing after every single Jew . We will do everything necessary to reach that objective , and we will do only what is absolutely necessary . Most people believe that animals do only what they must to survive : eat , sleep , ward off predators , and reproduce . The curse of a strong market leadership position is that it fosters satisfaction with what is actually underperformance — satisfaction with doing only what 's necessary to maintain the status quo , listening only to customers who are content with existing products , and failing to react to emerging needs , competitive risks , and potential new customers . " " Your majesty , " answered Mazarin , " desires me to do only what I was going to ask you to let me do .