Tag Archives: morality
THE OPEN UPWARD WAY
“And if thou draw out thy soul to the hungry, and satisfy the afflicted soul; then shall thy light rise in obscurity, and thy darkness be as the noon day.” (Isaiah 58:10) It is an inevitable natural phenomenon that so … Continue reading
Posted in Anthropological Writings, Articles, Christian Articles, Civil Responsibilities, General Knowledge, Society, Sociology, Updates
Tagged biblical wisdom, caste system, class distinction, competence, diligence, Economic hardship, entitlement, exploitation, Ezra, family planning, financial decisions, hard work, inequality, justice, laziness, mediocrity, morality, natural hierarchies, Nehemiah, opportunity, Poverty, privilege, Proverbs, righteousness, rule of law, servanthood, social hierarchy, Social Justice, societal structures, society, success, upward mobility, wealth disparity, wisdom
Leave a comment
MORALITY AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF A LITERARY WORK
Sometimes we often lose the essence of a thing if we go by its observable elements and fail to understand the essence behind the observable elements. If we must not lose sight of the essence of things, then we must … Continue reading
Posted in Articles, Christian Articles, Christian Devotion, Civil Responsibilities, Study, Updates
Tagged advancement, in knowledge, learned, learning, literary, morality, science
Comments Off on MORALITY AS AN INTEGRAL COMPONENT OF A LITERARY WORK
