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    Esteemed American author Rick Warren once wrote, “Humility is not putting yourself down or denying your strengths; rather, it is being honest about your weaknesses.” The Oxford English Dictionary defines humility as the opposite of pride or the quality of being humble. In simpler words, humility is an important value that keeps a person grounded but also allows a person to grow into a more dignified version of themselves. Another important value is wisdom, finishing an important test the fastest…

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    of human connections and mortality in W;t? The role of humility in the human experience, primarily in relation to mortality and human connections, is clearly exhibited throughout John Donne’s poetry and the play W;t by Margaret Edson. The intertextual parallels further enrich one’s understanding of how suffering facilitates the development of demureness through the process of discarding intellect and embracing emotional response. Humility is explored in relation to mortality and human…

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    People have to make a conscience effort to talk to others with humility or approach scenes whether it embarrasses them or not. After reading Darcy’s letter, that has been referenced above, Elizabeth has a moment where she had to, “again begin the mortifying perusal of all that related to Wickham, and commanded herself so far as to examine the meaning of every sentence (Austen 175). Humility is the opposite of pride. In the book Pride and Prejudice Jane develops the characters…

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    respect and value our fellow man. In reflecting upon the different Hallmarks we have studied in this course, I would have to count Humility and Hospitality as those that resonate the most with me at my current stage in life. Humility & Hospitality Humility is accepting the reality of the day-to-day world and our place within it. In addition, humility is acknowledging our faults and weaknesses as well as striving to recognize our strengths and being grateful for the strengths of…

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    sought after happiness through a bigger house or a new Ferrari, Morrie sought after warmth. He was a person deeply connected with the people around him and he was always an attentive listener, but never once did he put himself before others. Morrie’s humility is expressed in many ways throughout Tuesdays With Morrie, mainly through his perception of the world after his diagnosis, the way that he did not…

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    By striving for intellectual humility it will prevent me from being closed off or stubborn towards new ideas or ways of understanding information, which is important to see a bigger picture of society. It will help me achieve the first goal of understanding being the focus because by being open towards topics I do not understand. This practice of intellectual humility will allow me to engage and expand my learning. In the reading it talks about how…

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    • What is the difference between the terms cultural competence and cultural humility? There seems to be some differences between cultural competence and cultural humility. According to Purnell (2013), “cultural competence in health care is having the knowledge, abilities, and skills to deliver care that is congruent with patients cultural beliefs and practice” (p.7). In my opinion this means as a nurse you are willing to acknowledge each patients cultural differences and accommodate their…

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    Humility: An Overarching Theme in the Rule of St. Benedict In The Rule of St. Benedict, a large section of the work is devoted to analyzing humility, which seems to run as an overarching theme throughout the work itself. While a focus on all twelve stages of the humility is too large in scope for this assignment, I will be focusing on the fear of the Lord and humility manifest in all facets of life. Prior to analyzing humility, it is important to first define what it is and why it is important.…

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    The Vedas declare: “Education confers humility." The word wisdom raises many questions. The Oxford dictionary, for example, defines wisdom as the ability to make sensible decisions and give good advice because of the experience and knowledge that you have.1 But, in my opinion, these definitions are not adequate. Wisdom is not merely the experience of knowledge. It is the experience one obtains from knowledge. So some may ask questions like, “How is wisdom attained?”In my opinion, no one can…

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    In his book, Mere Christianity, Lewis (1952) discusses the concept of humility from the perspective of pride, in such a way as to allow the reader understand what humility is not. For example, in the following statement Lewis attempts to explain that pride causes an individual to possess a superiority complex, which seems to remove them from any awareness of others and places focus only on themselves, “The real black, diabolical Pride comes from when you look down on others so much that you do…

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