If you ask a person to describe love, chances are they are going to give you a very romantic, very sweet reply. Even the bible has a lovely, poetic description of love, “Love is patient, love is kind. It does not envy, it does not boast, it is not proud. It does not dishonor others, it is not self-seeking, it is not easily angered, it keeps no record of wrongs. Love does not delight in evil but rejoices with the truth.
It is often a word that people live by, and it encompasses many different aspects in your way of life and way of thinking. Trill is the combination of the words true and real. To be trill, means that you stay true not only with yourself, but also with the people around you. You are honest, and you are not afraid to tell someone the truth, no matter how much it hurts. It is the highest form of being true, as some people like to call "keeping it real."
If we live our lives without faith they would be extremely lonely and unfulfilling, aspects of faith are all around us. We can specifically use it in our present mindsets, love and future. In order to be confident in the decisions you make you would have to know all the possible out comes of a situation and have everything perfect. The problem is we are not all knowing nor anywhere near perfect, but through faith we can trust those around us to help when mistakes are made. In keeping a faithfully open mindset relationships are built, you may even feel love.
‘Natural Law has no serious weaknesses.’ Discuss. The natural law theory is approach from an absolutist point of view which expresses that morality is set from birth. What is right and wrong, good or evil can be perceived almost instantly by everyone because morality is universal it is not a relativist thing that can change with situation. Also, natural law does not adjust to public opinion; it is an invisible measure which never changes. It can be seen as a good approach to morality as it does not allow people from different denominations such as cultures or where you are born or in different situation they may find themselves to build their own moral rules and framework to life, it is personal but is guided by these innate rules.
I have strong morals, including there is only one life to live; life should be joyous. Therefore, my goal is to make everyone I come across a friend. Making them feel loved and showing them my true heart. Most important to me are when people see the love I try to radiate. I want this to be on a personal level to each person I meet.
I also believe that to value Love is very important to my life. If you don’t love yourself, love what you’re doing; love your family, etc. It will make things a little harder for any person. HOW WILL YOUR GUIDING STATEMENT HELP… If you have a disagreement with you supervisor as work. I believe my guiding statement will definitely help me if I were to have a disagreement with my supervisor at work.
Zerelda completely loves and is loyal to her son Jesse and would hate to see him come to harm. She is very protective of Jesse and shows this when she warns Bob Ford, “I want you to swear to god that your still Jesse’s friend.” (pg. 178) Implying that she loves him and would not want to see him get hurt in any way. So to Zerelda, no matter what Jesse does it can be forgiven or accepted because he can do no wrong in her eyes. Another reason Zerelda is willing to accept Jesse’s lifestyle is because it benefits her in certain ways.
He was a kid once. George Washington is the pinnacle of what a person can and should be. “Happiness and moral duty are inseparably connected.” George Washington believed that to be happy, you did not so much need things, as you needed to be all that you could be, and do it in a way that helps others. “I walk on untrodden ground. There is scarcely any part of my conduct which may not hereafter be drawn into precedent.” George Washington was not afraid to take a leap of faith, to step in the dark, confident all the while.
Happiness Follows from Virtue Epictetus asserted that while there is no inherent problem in seeking material comfort, the only true good thing is virtue because only virtue can be beneficial in all situations; thus virtue would not ever fail to bring happiness. This conclusion follows from the reasoning of the Stoic philosophical tradition, which states that a virtuous and reasoning person would live "according to nature" and seek true happiness from within. Epictetus said that with virtue, people would be able to efficiently live a good life; the only value in material things, such as money, is that the virtuous could use them to further
I have always liked Lincoln’s quote about God loving the common man, because I believe that it is absolutely true. In the truest sense, none of us are ordinary or common. Each and every one of us is a unique child of God with our own unique set of talents and characteristics. That makes each of us special. Leaders are important, but so are good followers.