Personal Philosophy Of Life Research Paper

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Personal Philosophy of Life

There are two religious beliefs in my family, Muslim and Christianity. It is understood by our family members that we express our differences of religious beliefs in a loving and respectful manner. In some ways, Muslim and Christian faith are very similar because they both are family oriented. In comparison, followers of both religions observe traditional festivals and holidays Muslims celebrate the nineth month of fasting called Ramadon http://www.religionfacts.com/islam/holidays. Some Christians bring in the new year by observing the first of the month to fast. Christians celebrate the birth of Christ during the month of December, whereas some Muslims celebrate the birthday of the
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My favorite bible scripture is found in 1 Psalm, the second and third verse. (2 But his delight is in the law of the LORD; and in his law doth he meditate day and night. 3 And he shall be like a tree planted by the rivers of water, that bringeth forth his fruit in his season; his leaf also shall not wither; and whatsoever he doeth shall prosper.)
(http://www.kingjamesbibleonline.org/Psalms-Chapter-1). This scripture refreshes my mind and keeps me grounded. When I am undecided about decision, I read it.

In comparison of the Islamic religion, followers believe that Muhamad, a prophet started this movement. In contrast to Christian beliefs, both religions believe in one God unlike Hinduism, which bases that have multiple figures of different gods and images. The unresolved issue is that man will always seek guidance from something or someone. Man has a fallen nature and will continue to sin however, not habitually after
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I take my job as a servant (Missionary) to heart. I also incorporate my values into our music and songwriting. No one regardless of their religion, sex, or gender should be without food, shelter or clothing. It is our duty that not only we help feed, clothe and provide for others, we also make sure that we give our music away to individuals who cannot afford to pay.

Organization’s Ethical Program
Ethical program in our organization, we set up ethical agreements because it is only two members in the organization. We have instituted a future plan, if and when we do have employees that they will know what our organization stand for. Trustworthy

Moral Philosophy and Ethical Principles
I was taught at an early age to always share. My mother and grandmother instilled that into my siblings and I and I also teach it to my children. My life is drastically different than Thomas Aquinas, whos mother rejected his wishes to attend the monestary. What is even more remarkable is he experience of the vision he saw which change his life. (www.aquinasonline.com/thombiog.html) All of his literature and schalarlary knowledge did not mean anything to him except his peace with God. Sometimes, I feel the same way

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