Article October 8, 1990 Issue

The quality of our conduct and work

There's a practical test to determine the quality of our work whatever our work is. It's a self-examination, too!

Frank Brunner-Schuster

[Original in German]

All of us occasionally find ourselves in situations where there are differences of opinion, perhaps malicious accusations, arbitrary actions, or other difficulties with relationships. At those times in particular we may ask ourselves what we can do to experience more harmony and to resolve these disagreements for the blessing of all concerned.

Important factors in attempting to correct the situation are our honesty regarding our own and others' behavior leading up to the inharmonious condition and our willingness to fulfill Christ Jesus' command "Thou shalt love thy neighbour as thyself."

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