Keep thoughts, words, and actions morally clean
Cultivate integrity across inward motives, speech, conduct, sexuality, and media consumption.
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Cultivate integrity across inward motives, speech, conduct, sexuality, and media consumption.
Cultivate unconditional, wise, and responsible love that extends beyond preference or personal reward.
Build direct access for people in need into systems of property, agriculture, and economic production.
Speak honestly, listen carefully, and preserve respect and care during controversy.
Make conduct a visible testimony to truth, peace, equality, simplicity, community, and stewardship.
Hear relevant evidence and perspectives before reaching a conclusion.
Seek understanding before judgment and identify both real disagreement and genuine common ground.
Give children an age-appropriate opportunity to express views and take those views seriously.
Treat every person with compassionate attention and reject violence as a normal means of solving conflict.
Reduce needless consumption, status display, and complexity that burden people or creation.
Resist consumerism and status-seeking through disciplined simplicity, generosity, and service.
Reduce material excess so time, attention, and resources remain available for God, community, and service.
Translate spiritual knowledge into daily thoughts, words, decisions, relationships, and action.
Treat immigrants, resident strangers, and socially displaced persons with dignity, fairness, and active concern.
Refuse hatred and seek humane responses toward opponents.
Seek the well-being of people in one's moral community.
Continue protecting confidential patient information even after the patient has died.
Continue learning as knowledge, standards, risks, and technologies change.
Respond to severe difficulty with perseverance, mutual support, and confidence that constructive action remains possible.
Ensure responsible humans can review, override, repair, or stop systems that risk serious harm.
Do not take sides in hostilities or partisan controversies when neutrality is necessary to reach and protect people.
Do not permit partisan, national, ethnic, or military allegiance to override peace, impartiality, and religious conscience.
Cultivate cleanliness externally and replace destructive mental habits with constructive ones.
Ensure consequential systems are reviewable and subject to responsibility.