Is “Being Tolerant of Others” a Principle for Self-Conduct?
By Shen Si, China In December 2023, I was doing the duty of a team leader, responsible for screening testimony articles about life experiences. In Fe…
Is the View “A Kindness Received Should Be Gratefully Repaid” Correct?
By Pei Zhiming, China In early 2017, my neighbor Li Lan preached Almighty God’s gospel of the last days to me. After a period of investigation, I conf…
Is Respecting the Old and Caring for the Young the Mark of a Good Person?
By Zhou Zhou, China I was born into a traditional Chinese family. Ever since I was young, my parents taught me to be a well-educated, sensible, and po…
My Misgivings Over Practicing the Truth
By Jiang Ping, China In September 2021, I was responsible for an item of church work, and Zhao Ting was the team leader. When everyone would discuss w…
Is "Being Strict With Yourself and Tolerant of Others" Truly a Virtue?
By Li Jia, China Before, I always thought that I should be tolerant and generous to others, be considerate of their feelings and understand their dif…
Reflections on Not Doing to Others What You Wouldn’t Want Done to Yourself
By Bai Xue, South Korea I had so many problems cropping up in my duty, both big and small. Some were from being too careless, and some were from not …
Should We Live by Traditional Virtues?
By Edwige, France When I was in elementary school, there was a text that left a deep impression on me—the story of Kong Rong giving up pears. Kong Ron…
