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As a [[Christianity|Christian]] [[virtue]], meekness is the [[attitude]] or quality of heart whereby an individual is willingly accepts and submits without resistance to the will and desire of God.<ref>[https://www.regent.edu/journal/inner-resources-for-leaders/spiritual-meekness-a-virtue-for-christian-leaders/ Spiritual Meekness: An Imperative Virtue for Christian Leaders], Regents University</ref> | As a [[Christianity|Christian]] [[virtue]], meekness is the [[attitude]] or quality of heart whereby an individual is willingly accepts and submits without resistance to the will and desire of God.<ref>[https://www.regent.edu/journal/inner-resources-for-leaders/spiritual-meekness-a-virtue-for-christian-leaders/ Spiritual Meekness: An Imperative Virtue for Christian Leaders], Regents University</ref> | ||
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| + | *[https://tandirection.com/pursuit-of-perfection/the-christian-virtue-of-meekness/ The Christian Virtue of Meekness] | ||
| + | *[https://www.regent.edu/journal/inner-resources-for-leaders/spiritual-meekness-a-virtue-for-christian-leaders/ Spiritual Meekness: An Imperative Virtue for Christian Leaders], Regents University | ||
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Revision as of 00:27, May 18, 2024
As a Christian virtue, meekness is the attitude or quality of heart whereby an individual is willingly accepts and submits without resistance to the will and desire of God.[1]
External links
- The Christian Virtue of Meekness
- Spiritual Meekness: An Imperative Virtue for Christian Leaders, Regents University
References
- ↑ Spiritual Meekness: An Imperative Virtue for Christian Leaders, Regents University
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