Integrity means having consistency between one's thoughts, words, and actions. It is important for people to live harmoniously together. Integrity involves being truthful, fair, sincere, trustworthy, honorable, genuine, and loyal. Telling the truth is an important part of integrity.

2.  Means there are no contradictions or
discrepancies in thoughts, words, or
actions
 Is a basic requirement for human beings
to live harmoniously
 Is telling the truth
 Is a fair and straightforward conduct
 Is being sincere, truthful, trustworthy,
honorable, genuine, and loyal
 Is integrity

3. Truth exists; only
falsehood has to be
invented.
-George Braque

4. 1. Telling the truth lets everyone know
what really happened. There is less
misunderstanding, confusion, or conflict.
2. Telling the truth protects innocent
people from being blamed or punished
3. Telling the truth allows everyone to learn
from what happened.
4. You usually get into less trouble for
telling the truth than for lying

5. 5. Other people trust you more
when you tell the truth.
6. You don’t have to tell more lies to
keep your story straight.
7. You gain a reputation for being
truthful- a trait that most people
value.
8. Telling the truth helps you feel
secure and peaceful inside

7. Is the mental or moral
strength to venture,
persevere, and withstand
danger, fear or difficulty

8.  Courage is more than being brave or not
being afraid of snakes or heights.
 It is also about being able to face
uncomfortable situations.
 Challenging yourself to try something
new.

9.  Courage is when you face danger or pain
whether you are afraid or not.
 To have courage is to be brave.

10.  Anyone can have courage.
 Some people show courage at work.
 Some people show courage when they
are having fun.

13. Remember:
KNOW what you believe is right
HOLD ON to what you believe is right
COURAGE is more than knowing and
believing. It is being able to stand by what
you believe is right and do it for the sake
of the common good.

14. Shakespeare said:
Our doubts are traitors
And make us lose the good
We oft might win
By fearing to attempt.

16. Have you ever had your
freedom taken away, even
for a short time?

17. How did it make you feel?

18. Can you begin to imagine how it
might feel to have your
freedom taken away completely
– perhaps for ever?

19. Connotes the power to do
deliberate actions based
on our reason and will

20. doing what I want
a license to do anything
they want
unmindful of others and
the consequences of their
actions

21. Galatians 5:13
You, my brothers, were
called to be free. But do
not use your freedom to
indulge the sinful nature;
rather, serve one another
in love.

22.  isa gift given to us by God in
creating us rational beings. By
our authentic exercise of
freedom, we choose what is
good.
 “the right to say and do
anything” but to “do the good”
 shared freedom with others in
the community

23.  “When we choose and
pursue what is good, we
become truly free.”
“Human freedom cannot
separated from
responsibility.”

24.  We are called to choose the
good and thus to share in the
very life of Christ.
 “LIFE IS WHAT WE MAKE IT”
 The choices which we make
every day greatly affect our
self-becoming.

25. Thank you for
listening!!!