Christian Ethics, B-1, Michael R. Way Values are ideals that people apply to themselves in acclamation to events that occur in accordance with life. People find these values to be very pertinent to themselves and they should be followed steadfast. But as the wise man says, “People don’t always do what they say”. This is where values divide into two distinctions, stated and lived values. At times there can be a fine line between …showed first 75 words of 1536 total…

…showed last 75 words of 1536 total…mind when meeting someone, for judging someone before getting to know them can be a torrid mistake. But, alas, in the end no matter what someone was like physically we will be dust in the ground. What really matters is what someone was like spiritually or their interactions with others and how he or she lived. For this is what guides them along the pathway to the afterlife chosen by the actions of their life.