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    In his book, “Spiritual Emotions: A Psychology of Christian Virtues,” Robert C. Roberts dissects the six Christian emotion-virtues that he equates to fruits of the spirit. The six emotion-virtues he explores in the book are contrition, joy, gratitude, hope, peace, and compassion. In contrast, Terry D. Cooper explores the balance between pride and low self-esteem and how they both relate to the human condition in his book “Sin, Pride & Self-Acceptance.” The debate about whether human’s primary…

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    Pride In The Bible Essay

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    Pride A Bible Study Talk By: Nicholas Whittington The dictionary definition of pride is “a feeling of deep pleasure or satisfaction from one’s own achievements” and “having an excessively high opinion oneself or one’s importance. The Bible says pride is a sin but are there exceptions to that? In Proverbs 8:13, it says “to fear the Lord is to hate evil; I hate pride and arrogance”. To fear the Lord means to respect and obey him. To hate pride and arrogance means to give God all the glory.…

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    Managing ethical behavior is a difficult problem that all organizations face. Practicing ethical behavior should be a workplace standard that is expected of the organization and each team member. Ethics involves the moral principles that an organization uses during the decision-making process and it should be evaluated to ensure that the proper culture is being established. Those organizations that fail to create an ethical atmosphere produce a negative work environment that is destined for…

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    Wisdom In Meno

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    bianuju Nwaigbo Instructor: Nathan Poage Class: Phil 1301 Date: 09/15/2016 Discuss the role of wisdom in true virtue according to Meno and the Phaedo Meno and Phaedo are two important works by Plato (429–347 BC). Plato was greatly influenced by Socrates and included Socrates as basis of many of his literary works. Meno deals specifically with virtue and whether it can be taught. Phaedo is significant as it reveals the conviction of a truth-seeker just before dying for a cause. Phaedo narrates…

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    Respect… just think about it for a minute and ask yourself what it means for you. The dictionary defines respect as an act of giving particular attention or high regard. I believe that respect is so valuable to us today and for any generation. I want to talk about kinds of respect. First of all, respect yourself. That is the start. It is like a foundation for future house where house is the world. In order to honor someone, you must first respect oneself. “ Respect yourself enough to walk away…

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    goods of the soul, the goods of the soul come from virtue, he believes that living a virtuous life is the key to achieving happiness, a virtuous life is achieved through self, external goods such as wealth and happiness don’t play a large role in becoming truly happy or living a virtuous life. Happiness is a sufficiently completed good, it desires for…

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    Introduction There have been many experiences in my life that have drastically changed how I view the world and my place within society and relationships. The most dramatic change that has occurred in my life happened when I moved to Raleigh, North Carolina to attend graduate school. I was born and raised in Augusta, Georgia and lived there for twenty seven years. Augusta and the people in that town were the only life I knew before I decided to make a change and leave home for school. It…

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    where you are faced with making a decision that could affect your entire life comes down to two things, integrity, and greed. Eric Gampel describes ethics as being “the investigation of matters of right and wrong, justice and injustice, good and bad, virtue and vice, rights and responsibilities.” People have been involved in ethical matters throughout their entire existence whether one believes it or not. In this situation, a CEO offers his employees in the standards and testing department a…

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    The excerpt from Antigone is very valuable because it can be used in our everyday life. If you make a mistake own up to it , don’t act like you don’t realize your fault. In Antigone , Creon was really arrogant and he didn’t want to listen to anyone’s advice , and so him not heeding wise words people ended up dead. Now something like that probably won’t happen if you’re being stubborn , or arrogant but that doesn’t mean something bad might not happen. For example ; My brother left his plate…

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    Eulogy Virtue Analysis

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    are two sets of virtues: the résumé virtues and the eulogy virtues. The résumé virtues are, as he explains them, “the skills you bring to the marketplace” and the eulogy virtues are “the ones that are talked about at your funeral — whether you were kind, brave, honest or faithful.” (Brooks). Both are important to have and as an incoming freshman, I hope to develop these virtues during my next four years at La Salle University. I expect to acquire multiple résumé and eulogy virtues by getting…

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