Discussing 'Integrity: A Christlike Attribute' by Jack N. Gerard

Elder Gerard's talk is all about, as the title says, integrity. He talks about the need for integrity in our lives - the ability to stick to our morals and beliefs in our relationships with God, others, and ourselves.

“Living a life of integrity requires us to be true to God, to each other, and to our divine identity. Integrity flows from the first great commandment to love God. Because you love God, you are true to Him at all times. You understand that there is right and wrong and there is absolute truth—God’s truth. Integrity means we do not lower our standards or behavior to impress or to be accepted by others. You “do what is right” and “let the consequence follow.””

When have you had integrity in your beliefs or goals - whether to yourself or with others?

“A life of integrity is not a life of perfection; it is a life in which we strive every day to foremost be true to God and within that context to be true to others.”

How can you be “true to others"?

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Integrity means that, too, in the workplace, you are only to sell what you have in stock, and never sell what you don't have in stock at all under any circumstances! ❤😂🎉😅😊! 7/29/24! 11:07am! 4:53