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Integrity: Psychological, Moral and Spiritual

Contributor(s):

Diessner, Rhett

Material type: Text

TextISBN:

01973096

Subject(s):

INTEGRITY

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In: Human Development 28 3, 5-10Abstract: The article discusses the intrapersonal integrity that can be qualified as a form of unity in diversity within the human soul. It is stated that the human soul consists of three parts which are the logical-rational, spirited or affective and the desiring or willing. It is argued that when these factors of the soul are in friendly harmony. These three diverse abilities are unified and the soul is temperate and just. It also discusses the moral and spiritual integrity and the systemic integrity.

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The article discusses the intrapersonal integrity that can be qualified as a form of unity in diversity within the human soul. It is stated that the human soul consists of three parts which are the logical-rational, spirited or affective and the desiring or willing. It is argued that when these factors of the soul are in friendly harmony. These three diverse abilities are unified and the soul is temperate and just. It also discusses the moral and spiritual integrity and the systemic integrity.