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Category Archives: Character
GOOD FOR EVIL
“We saw people that were obviously suffering. They felt a great sense of responsibility for what happened. How could we add to their pain displays of anger or anything like that?” Barry Sullivan, father of Declan Sullivan who was killed in a tragic accident at Notre Dame Continue reading
Posted in Character, Forgiveness, Grace, Suffering
Tagged Declan Sullivan, forgiveness, Horizons for Youth, Notre Dame, UpRight campaign
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THE DIFFERENCE A CAMERA CAN MAKE
I am sure Robert Adams is a great guy. People who know him would probably attest to his integrity. But the fact remains that as he flirted with temptation he lied. He used deceit to present himself as an honest man, What honesty he did display resulted from an awareness that someone had already seen him take the money – a camera. Continue reading
Posted in Character, Virtue
Tagged deceit, depravity, God's omniscience, honesty, integrity, justice, Robert Adams, surveillance camera, temptation
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VIRTUOUS?
The “Faceless 50” are receiving international attention for their courage and self-sacrifice. These Japanese workers at the disabled Fukushima nuclear power plant have worked around the clock to contain the fires and prevent a reactor meltdown. This display of character imitates the 186 firefighters who extinguished the fires at the Chernobyl reactor in 1986, 28 whom died of acute radiation sickness the same year. And it reflects the selfless action of the 343 firefighters and paramedics who fatally rushed up the stairs of New York’s twin towers in 2001. Continue reading
Posted in Character, Culture, Nature of Man, Virtue
Tagged Chernobyl, Colossians 3, consensus decision making, culture, Faceless 50, Fukushima, group harmony, group mentality, group orientation, haji, Japan nuclear crisis, NYFD, Romans 12, Romans 2, shame-based culture, shogun, social conformity, virtue, Yamamoto-damashii
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COMPETING BARS IN BASEBALL
“Set the bar, Albert.” This is the new mantra in baseball news. Albert Pujols, perhaps the best hitter in baseball, completes the final year of his contract with the St. Louis Cardinals this year. Contract negotiations stalled on the day before spring training began. Both sides agreed to delay them until the end of the season, at which time the Cardinals will have five days of exclusive rights to resign the hitting star. Continue reading
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