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| − | '''Shame''' is the sense of [[embarrassment]] and regret felt when one is aware of having done something [[sin]]ful, stupid or wrong. A sense of shame is essential if one is to have a mature, adult sense of responsibility. [[Liberal]]s frequently lack a developed sense of shame. Instead of taking responsibility for their own actions | + | '''Shame''' is the sense of [[embarrassment]] and regret felt when one is aware of having done something [[sin]]ful, stupid, or wrong. A sense of shame is essential if one is to have a mature, adult sense of responsibility. [[Liberal]]s frequently{{who says}} lack a developed sense of shame. Instead of taking responsibility for their own actions, they prefer{{who says}} to blame any negative consequences of their actions on society, economic forces or other people. |
==Shame in the Bible== | ==Shame in the Bible== | ||
| − | + | The first recorded instance of shame was in the [[Garden of Eden]]. After [[Adam and Eve]] ate from the [[Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil]], they realized their [[nudity]] and felt shame. Thus, shame is a naturally intended part of all of us and we must use it to develop [[humility]]. | |
| − | The first recorded instance of shame was in the [[Garden of Eden]] | ||
[[Category:Virtues]] | [[Category:Virtues]] | ||
Revision as of 17:21, October 6, 2008
Shame is the sense of embarrassment and regret felt when one is aware of having done something sinful, stupid, or wrong. A sense of shame is essential if one is to have a mature, adult sense of responsibility. Liberals frequently[Who says?] lack a developed sense of shame. Instead of taking responsibility for their own actions, they prefer[Who says?] to blame any negative consequences of their actions on society, economic forces or other people.
Shame in the Bible
The first recorded instance of shame was in the Garden of Eden. After Adam and Eve ate from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil, they realized their nudity and felt shame. Thus, shame is a naturally intended part of all of us and we must use it to develop humility.