Conviction is the art of character building – painting by numbers only takes us so far. It is not conviction in the disciplined, committed, deeply held belief sort of way. It is the realization that we are somehow lacking, something less than perfectly innocent. 
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Conviction is the art of character building – painting by numbers only takes us so far. It is not conviction in the disciplined, committed, deeply held belief sort of way. It is the realization that we are somehow lacking, something less than perfectly innocent. parentspriestsgenerals.com

Conviction is the art of character building – painting by numbers only takes us so far. It is not conviction in the disciplined, committed, deeply held belief sort of way. It is the realization that we are somehow lacking, something less than perfectly innocent.&nbsp;
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The Art of Building Character - Part 2

Changing the world is at its simplest, changing people. But changing people for “good” – that’s complicated. Empowering people or educating them isn’t enough to change the world for good. Even making people wise or courageous or self-disciplined or honest isn't enough. But if we could develop the character trait that allows us to put others’ interests ahead of our own, then there would be no more war, no more poverty, and no more disease. It’s not impossible.

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The Art of Building Character - Part 2

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