The Six Pillars of Character
Christina Fuehrer
Period 4

Good

• Good can defined as morally correct and virtuous
• A good person is one who is selfless, compassionate, and moral.

Evil

• Evil can be defined as immorality and wrongdoings
• One can be considered evil for sinful, wicked or immoral acts

Free will

• Free will is the ability to make one's own decisions.
• One has free will when they have the opportunity to do what they want, make choices, and chose their own destiny.

Human Nature

• The way humans think, act, speak, etc.
• All humans were given free will at birth. All humans are born unique, yet good and evil are inherent in all people.
• One cannot be fully good because it is impossible for humans to be perfect and there are numerous influences to do evil, and vice versa.

Character

• Character can be defined as distinguishing traits and features that make up one's individual, unique personality.

Trustworthiness

• I believe that I am quite trustworthy; I am mostly truthful and see myself as a quite reliable person that can be trusted.

Respect

• Respect is so important to me; I respect all unless they have done something to not deserve my respect. I fully value every unique individual.

Responsibility

• I view myself as not the most responsible person. I have much to improve on because I am vulnerable to slacking off. I am one that needs to learn to prioritize.

Fairness

• I live by the Golden rule. I treat others with much kindness, even though I may not receive it. I think I am an understanding and open person, and am Not quick to judge.

Caring

• I have much compassion and sympathy for others. I care most about my family, friends, and the people in my life because they are very important to me.

Citizenship

• Citizenship: I am not the most responsible person, but I am a responsible citizen. One reason why would be That I am an active volunteer in my community.