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    Value (noun): one’s judgement of what is important in life. Family and those around you with whom you care for are important to both Native American culture and society today. A person’s ancestors and where they came from are not only important to Native American culture, but also still apply today. The conflict of good vs. evil has been around for forever and a day and will continue to be around for many more days to come. There are many values that were held by the early Native Americans that…

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    “BEing” the beloved, we will go through our entire life searching for who we are in things that hold no value. Henri Nouwen says that this leads to depression and “our life ends up nothing” (Nouwen, Being the Beloved sermon 1 of 8). Admittedly, I still struggle with this even though I believe that “I am the beloved of God” (Ephesians 5:1, NIV Thinline Bible). I recognize that I place too much value on what people think and say about me, and not enough on what God says about…

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    novel “Nights at the Circus”? In this story of circus misfits and madmen, Carter uses comparison and contrast between her main character, Sophie, and a character named Mignon to question the expectations and values of the society that has labeled them outcasts. As she reflects these societal values in the outward appearance and inward mentality of the two women, Carter’s message is that wealth and social status do not make a person more beautiful or virtuous, and that true beauty and virtue…

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    Morality is a particular system of values and principles of conduct held by one person or society. Each person has their own set of morals, and they can be influenced by things such as culture or other people. There is no universally right moral value system, and as far as morals go, there is no right or wrong. In The Book Thief by Markus Zusak, a man named Adolf Hitler persuaded the citizens of Germany that jewish people were a threat to their society. Adolf Hitler took control over Germany and…

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    opportunities and an equal quality of life. Mission Statement: To assertively support and assist in expanding high-level mental health and disability solution services, to convey and promote the human value and contemporary methods of empowerment for those at disadvantage. Summary of value statements: Many scholars within public management and in this case, non-for-profit organisations have argued a need to define a strong mission and purpose for public agencies as a step to improving…

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    Courage to Meet the Demands of Reality, my personal definition of the word, Integrity, is having the moral upstanding to knowing the difference between right and wrong. 2. How has your definition changed since reading the book? If it has not, why not?  Before reading the book, I always have been told that the word, Integrity, follows the basis of doing something right, without anyone paying attention. Regarding my definition, I think I have better emphasis on the word, going beyond my…

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    growth throughout the past years. As a result, my professional skills have changed dramatically; my values, interests, and passions, however, have remained relatively unchanged. From the values and motivators presentation, I was surprised how much some of my…

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    backward and, instead of accepting the values of ancient Greece we should be fitting a new conception to the times we find ourselves in. MacIntyre does attempt this when he describes his own version of virtue, but he doesn’t completely eradicate the thought that perhaps parts of the Aristotelian philosophy are outdated. Summary: MacIntyre opens a discussion with his book that revolves around our modern version of virtue. He stimulated contemplation upon what modern values are based. Through…

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    characteristics, behaviors, values and personal traits. These characteristics,…

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    to different cultures but they are sometimes forced to relate and interact in various ways. The Americans and the Chinese are examples of people with different cultures as anthropologist Francis Hsu illustrates. Hessler shares the sentiments in his book titled Hassle`s River Town. The highly diverse cultures of the Americans and Chinese influence their unique way of life, principles, views, and perception of life. Summary Hassle`s River Town by Hessler (2013) presents a clear and insightful…

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