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# A belief in [[love]], intrinsic beauty, fidelity, the sanctity of life, and appreciation for [[God]] | # A belief in [[love]], intrinsic beauty, fidelity, the sanctity of life, and appreciation for [[God]] | ||
# Appreciation for [[Jesus Christ]] | # Appreciation for [[Jesus Christ]] | ||
| − | # A | + | # A belief that all people deserve equal respect as children of God |
# A skepticism towards [[atheistic]] claims about origins | # A skepticism towards [[atheistic]] claims about origins | ||
# Kindness and true morality come from [[God]] | # Kindness and true morality come from [[God]] | ||
Revision as of 20:28, November 23, 2007
There is a style common to many Christians, including:
- A belief in love, intrinsic beauty, fidelity, the sanctity of life, and appreciation for God
- Appreciation for Jesus Christ
- A belief that all people deserve equal respect as children of God
- A skepticism towards atheistic claims about origins
- Kindness and true morality come from God
- Optimism and joy about life
- Acceptance of the wisdom and truth in the Bible
- Rejection of deceit
- Tolerance towards classroom prayer