Types of Religious Values

4. the deep awareness and sympathy for the suffering others.
7. the quality of being truthful, sincere, and free from deceit.
9. the feeling of appreciation for the kindness, help, or good things in one’s life.
11. the ability to face fear, danger, or challenges with confidence and determination.
12. a deep affection, care, and attachment toward someone or something.
15. the ability to take ownership of one’s actions, duties, and obligations.
16. a strong feeling of allegiance, faithfulness, and support toward someone or something.
17. the quality of being honest and having strong moral principles.
19. the willingness to give or share freely, without expecting anything in return.

1. taking responsibility for one’s actions, decisions, and their outcomes.
2. a strong belief or confidence in something or someone, often without requiring proof.
3. the process of working together with others toward a common goal.
5. a state of calm and harmony which is free from conflict or disturbance.
6. the ability to remain calm and tolerant in the face of challenges and delays.
7. the consistent effort, dedication, and perseverance put into a task to achieve success.
8. the act of giving something to others or using something jointly.
10. the recognition and consideration of the value, rights, feelings, and opinions of others.
13. the quality of being friendly and considerate toward others.
14. the act of showing kindness, concern, and empathy toward others.
18. the firm belief in the reliability, integrity, or ability of someone or something.