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Tag Archives: Benedictine
Welcome Spring!
Re-awakening a dormant blog with a new name. Continue reading
Actions not words
“To daily fulfill in one’s actions the precepts of God; to love chastity.” (Rule of Benedict 4.63-64) Organizations promote training to boost team spirit, reduce conflict, improve communication, or increase appreciation of diversity. Workers willingly adopt the ideas and language, but lasting change rarely … Continue reading
Not Puffed-Up and Not Crushed
St Benedict tells his followers how to guard against self-serving bias, and gives them a rule of thumb for correctly attributing praise and blame. Continue reading
Posted in Benedictine, Catholic, Lent, Rule of St Benedict
Tagged attribution, Benedictine, evil, Lent, Lent2014, Rule of Saint Benedict, self-serving bias, social psychology
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