Finally, in your conduct be friendly toward everyone And a…
““Finally, in your conduct be friendly toward everyone And a burden to none. Toward God, live a holy life; toward yourself, be moderate; toward your fellow men, be fair; in life, be modest; in your manner, courteous; in admonition, friendly; in forgiveness, willing; in your promises, true; in your speech, wise; and out of a pure heart gladly share of the bounties you receive.38””
About This Quote
This interpretation was drafted with AI assistance. It is one reading of the quote, not the author's own explanation.
A comprehensive moral guide urging kindness, moderation, fairness, modesty, courtesy, forgiveness, honesty, wisdom, and generosity in all aspects of life.
In simple terms: Live kindly and modestly.
Key Takeaway
Practice balanced virtues daily.
Themes
ethics
moderation
generosity
Mood
inspirational
thoughtful
Type
ethical
guideline
When to use this quote
- daily living
- community building
- personal conduct
Key Concepts
moral philosophy
virtue ethics
Questions to Reflect On
- Which virtue feels hardest?
- How can you apply these today?
A Different Perspective
May seem prescriptive without context.