Courtesy, Restpect and Kindness to each other, walking in the footsteps of Jesus.
We as a class should consider walking in the footsteps of
Jesus towards Courtesy, Respect and Kindness. By doing all three
we can create a much more better enviroment for ourselves and
influence others to do the same. It will be ultimately to our advantage
and will also be the right thing to do, and in doing so we can work in
unity with each other and reach our goals.
We as students should act in a matter of coutesy, respect and
kindness especially during lent. By doing so we can walk in the
footsteps of Jesus. We can show courtesy to each other by
addressing each other in a polite manner, such as saying "excuse
me" when someone is in your way or "please" when asking for
something or "thank you" when they give it to you, or by saying "bless
you" when somebody sneezes. In doing so, you are being polite and
are showing that person that you care about them. This is a very
important aspect becuase we are proper christians and we should be
courtious to each other at all times, becuase respect and kindness will
usually almost always follow.
Respect is the most important aspect in walking in the footsteps
of jesus, especially becuase it is the aspect in which is needed to beadressed most often. We as individuals should show respect towards
each other, becuase we work in unity to praise the lord and we are all
create equal by god, and when we show disrespect to each other it is
very impolite and very unkind, which in turn also violates the other 2
aspects in walking in the footsteps of lord jesus christ which is courtesy
and kindness. Respect is something that everyone wants, and if
someone disrespects someone else, they are not...
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