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Showing posts with label Obedience. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Obedience. Show all posts

Tuesday, September 23, 2014

                                        Student Success Statement

                                  "Obedience is the great test of life."
  

                                                     Thomas S. Monson

        
            Obedience is the greatest test of life that you would ever take because it’s the test that will show what kind of person you are. If you are an obedient person you would see that people will take you with more respect because you follow direction exactly as they are being given. Obedience is choosing the right at all times and that’s what you always want to do. That’s the reason why Thomas S. Monson has a point when he says obedience is the greatest test of life.




Wednesday, September 17, 2014

What sums up our entire duty?


                        Student Success Statement
                      

   “Obedience sums up our entire duty”

                                  
  
 
Hosea Ballou


          As young adults there aren't many obligations that we have. Usually the only once our parents give us is to finish school and at times help out around the house with chores. But obedience is what creates your entire responsibility. Even though it might not see so important to follow directions it is. If you have an obligation to attend school everyday and to graduate how can you achieve that without being obedient. This can also fall into the category with following your parents and finishing whatever chores they gave you.  

Monday, September 15, 2014

                                            Student Success Statement

              "The more obedient we are, the more freedom we have."



                                                          Boyd K. Packer

As Boyd K. Packer said "the more obedient we are the more freedom we have". His very true about that because obedience not only comes from when you follow directions from your parents but a lot within teachers and in your community. For example if you are obedient when your parents tell you that you could only be out with you friends in a certain time and you follow the directions your parents will start letting you out more with trust because they know that if they ever say a time you will follow directions and be obedient. Not only does it work with people but also with teachers, if you listen to the directions and follow them teachers never give you a hard time because they know they don't have to waste time in telling you what you have to do. You'll have more freedom because they will know you would get your work done. That's why always choose the right because you will bring you nothing but good things.





Thursday, September 11, 2014

                                          Student Success Statement
                                    " The key to freedom is obedience"



Boyd K. Packer
This quote of Packer can be classified in many different ways. Obedience can come from anywhere in life. From work to school to your community and home. If at work you can follow the directions giving to you you'll be faired and no longer be able to pay your bill and other necessities. In school if you don't listen to the teachers you will not pass the class and fail. In your community if you can't follow the law you will be sent to jail and won't be free.
                                  Choose The Right!





      Obedience: The practice of obeying a law or ruleor of doing something according to a tradition. Is a  human behavior, is a form of social influence in which a person follows instructions or orders from another person.For example, in a situation when one orders a person to kill another innocent person and he or she does so willingly or something not so serious as that when your parents tell you to clean your room and you do as they say that is obedience. It doesnt have to be a person following the directions of another person it can also be you giving directions to your pet animal and they will fellow.