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IC 800 – Assignment 1 – TOPIC 4 – On Living A Virtuous Life

NAME:_DIVINE GRACE DOMINGO__________________________

Instruction for Table 1: The item in the Table below is intended to elicit your knowledge of
the moral virtues whichyou personally consider as your strengths and as means to realize your
being a morally active Christian. The Table has two columns: the column for identified moral
virtues as values and as your strengths, and the column for your behavioral indicators (that is,
your attitude being translated into observable actions, or actuations or practices). In identifying
moral virtues, take a look at my Lecture Notes in power-point presentation that contain slides
on Moral Virtues. Give at least ten (10) moral virtues which you consider as your moral
strengths.

Write Ten (10 ) Moral Virtues as Values and Write at least ten (10) Observable Behavioral
their Corresponding Definition Indicators for every given virtue.
Example: Generosity (as moral virtue) = Example: “I regularly donate certain amount of
money to my chosen charitable institution every
year.”
1.Compassion (as a moral virtue): 1. I actively listen and empathize with others
when they are going through difficult times.
2.Honesty 2.I always tell the truth, even when it's difficult or
uncomfortable
3.. Integrity 3.I consistently act in alignment with my
values and principles
4.Kindness 4.I perform random acts of kindness, such as
helping a stranger in need
5. Generosity 5. . I regularly donate a portion of my income to
charities or causes Ibelieve in
6.Forgiveness 6.. I genuinely forgive those who have
wronged me and let go of grudges
7.. Gratitude 7.. I express appreciation for the kindness
and support I receive fromothers.
8.. Empathy 8.. I make an effort to understand the
perspectives and feelings of others.
9.. Patience 9.I remain calm and composed in challenging
situations
10. . Courage 10. I stand up for what I believe in,even when
facing opposition

Instruction for Table 2: The item in the Table below is intended to elicit your knowledge of
the moral virtues which you personally consider as challenges (that is, as difficult to live out).
The Table has two columns: the column for identified moral virtues as challenges, and the
column for possible ways how to overcome or surmount them. In identifying moral virtues,
take a look at my Lecture Notes in power-point presentation that contain slides on Moral
Virtues. Give at least ten (10) moral virtues which you consider challenges in realizing your
being a potential virtuous Christian.

Write ten (10) Moral which you find difficult Write a one way, for every item, by which you
to live out could surmount or overcome such difficulties.
Your answers are in the form of action words
or observable behaviors that you could
personally practice despite the apparent
difficulty.
Example: Patience (as a moral virtue) Example: “I practice the art of listening to people
who talk about non-sensible things.”
1.Humility 1.. Practice self-reflection and self-awareness
regularly to recognize and acknowledge your
limitation sand mistakes. Seek feedback
fromothers and be open to constructivecriticism
2.Forgiveness 2.. Focus on the benefits of forgiveness,
such as emotional liberation and improved
relationships. Try to understand the perspective of
the person you need to forgive and empathize
with theiractions
3.. Self-Control 3.. Develop mindfulness practices like
meditation or deep breathing to manage impulses
and emotions. Set clear goals for self-control
andreward yourself for achieving them
4.. Honesty 4.. Create a culture of honesty around you by
promoting open and non-judgmental
communication. Be mindful of the
consequences of dishonesty on relationships
and personal integrity.

5. Generosity 5. Start with small acts of generosity and


gradually increase them over time. Remind
yourself of the joy and fulfillment that
comesfrom giving
6.Gratitude 6.. Keep a gratitude journal to cultivate a
habit of recognizing and appreciating the positive
aspects of life. Practice thanking people
genuinely for their kindness.
7.Courage 7.Set specific goals that require courage and
take incremental steps towards them. Surround
yourself with supportive individuals
whoencourage you to face your fears
8.. Empathy 8.. Practice active listening and ask open-ended
questions to better understand others'
perspectives.Engage in conversations
thatchallenge your biases ands tereotypes
9.. Patience 9.Develop relaxation techniques like deep
breathing or mindfulness to manage
impatience. Remind yourself that impatience
rarely leadsto positive outcomes
10.Compassion 10.Practice self-compassion by treating yourself
kindly and forgiving your own mistakes. Engage
in acts of kindness towards others regularly to
cultivate compassion

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