Thank goodness I’m the most humble person in the universe.
Humility is a form of Truth.
Teaching the Virtues (includes The Lessons of 9/11)
WHAT ARE THE MARYLIKE STANDARDS? (Modesty)
Morality of the Passions [Ecumenical]
Sources of Morality [Ecumenical]
When attending Mass becomes an occasion of sin [Lack of modesty]
Vatican Cardinal Burke: In today’s society ‘morality has ceased to exist’
Heaven and the love of neighbour [Catholic/Orthodox Caucus]
Virtue of Prudence [Michael Voris video]
Back-to-School Virtues: Three qualities that help your child succeed in class and in life
How to Make All Our Conversations Virtuous [Ecumenical]
Advent -- A Season of Hope
Modesty En Vogue [Another one of the virtues]"
Prudence: Mother of All Virtues
The Virtue of Confidence
Is Courage a Masculine Virtue?
Cardinal Virtues: Obama and the Real American Infrastructure – Part One
Cardinal Virtues: Obama and the Real American Infrastructure — Part Two
Morality is Habit-Forming: The Cardinal Virtues
The Cross Exemplifies Every Virtue [St. Thomas Aquinas]
Living the Virtue of Humility
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We will never be a Christ, little or otherwise. There is only one Christ and that is Jesus The LORD. The idea that we become a Christ is a false doctrine. We must strive to be Christ like but we will never, never be a Christ.
Satan told Eve that she would become as God and he is still telling the same lie today. Thinking that we shall be as God is pride. The first thing one must do to be humble is realize the unfathomable vast difference there is between us and All Mighty God in every way. We are merely the created. He is the Creator. Our words, nor our thoughts can begin to comprehend His perfection or His power.
i have to smile. i’m reminded of the founder of string theory who said that his theory will eventually prove out to be correct because (paraphrasing) it was so obvious to him from the beginning that it had to be right.
Accepting our faults??? We abhor our faults, sins. We repent in sackcloth and ashes. Our "faults" are the reason Jesus who is/was without fault died the horrific death on the cross for us, paying the price for our sins with His own precious and perfect life. Yes, we do admit our faults and trust that, as The Bible says, Jesus died to take our sins away. We certainly do not accept them.