I always have and I always will. As long as everyone lives a good, moral filled life and people learn to coexist with living with each other. “I wished to live without committing any fault at any time,” and in my opinion, everyone should live in that manner. Kayden: That makes perfect sense. Benjamin Franklin: As for a leader, I believe I have a few characteristics of a “leader” … I recently published my successful “Poor Richards Almanac”, which in my opinion tells what all moral beings should strive to do.
Culture does not make a difference for me when it comes to meeting people. When I first moved to this country and I didn’t speak the language I really appreciated those who took the time to get to know me, and were patient with me. I remember them and a lot of them are still in my life for the simple fact that they accepted me even though I was a stranger to their culture. I would be a straight up loser if I did not accept or tolerate people from other cultures, since I am different myself. I do consider myself open minded.
nvq 3 assignment 302 Reflective account task C I’m a very conscientious person who was brought up to respect my elders and treat people how I would wish to be treated myself. I feel I carry this out in my everyday practice as I feel whoever I look after deserves the same respect regardless off their age, race, gender, beliefs or any other difference. I am a very bubbly person who always likes to put a smile on people’s faces, I always try to make my clients smile or laugh whilst I am with them but I am also very caring and am able to console my clients when it is needed My grandfather was a Methodist minister so I am a very religious person, I never impose my views on other people, but I do respect their religions and views however I am very interested in listening to other people’s views on different religions I come from a family of 4 children and family is extremely important to me. I have 2 small boys who I spend all my spare time with. I love hearing about my clients families and learning all the different things about them as service users enjoys hearing tales about my 2 boys.
Families were also larger and healthier. As well as family life, Puritans enforced strict codes of conduct onto the residents of the colonies. Drunkenness was not allowed as well as card playing, dancing, and idleness. That’s right; you could be punished for doing nothing. Most laws were based off the bible, which the Puritans took literally.
My parents just could not afford a new coat at the time. I am not mad and I am not blaming my parents for that. Just like Mabry, I understand those tough choices my family had to face. In my opinion, there is no substitute for personal experience and only a person who comes from an impoverished environment can truly understand the rigors it generates. Therefore, I totally agree with Mabry’s statement that “our friends are willing to listen, but most of them are unable to imagine the pain of the impoverished lives” (116).
He preach to the people that we were all equal and we could become one and treat each other as family. Martin Luther King Jr. was a strong man and individual. He was courageous and not afraid. People didn't want change but he fought hard for it and almost got it. Reason being I say almost is because most things are still going on in this world today even racism.
The character that best delves into the human condition is “The Knight”, characterized by true principles and an honorable attitude. His actions are definitely taken from real men or women that posses gumption and emanate heroic traits through their life. Everyday people out there are told to be a perfect-gentle knight, facing any odds without been afraid, “fighting” to death for their glory and people with “truth, honor, generousness and courtesy” in any situation involved for a important cause. These knights seem to be everywhere: in a classroom, in an office, in our home, they are there for us anytime or we can be those knights too. Just as the character fought his battles around the world as in Lithuania, Russia, North Africa, Egypt; there are doctors, engineers, and teachers that offers their help in countries where they are not enough resources and conditions for the people to enjoys for a good health and education.
He is a man that keeps on the move; moving for God. Jesus was always doing something productive. At the perfect time and in perfect manner He was always meeting the needs of those He came into contact with. Either counselling, casting out unclean spirits, preaching, healing the sick, feeding the hungry, and at the end, He gave His life a ransom for many. He did so that we could have life, and have life more abundantly.
They are by nature hard working, smart, open minded and willing to learn. They are good at adapting to new circumstances while still determined to preserve their national identity, being passionately patriotic. However, I can’t deny that many lack honesty, responsibility and discipline at work. In their social life, they are unpunctual, boastful and selfish. They care only for their families at the expense of others’ interests.
People were encouraged to display modest behaviour. This meant that people could not dance, show attraction to people in public, people were only allowed to work and pray. Therefore anything that was done outside of this, people were afraid to admit it. The most sever sins were the Ten Commandments, which were punishable by death. The Ten Commandments were what people lived by and swore never to commit.