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The Leadership curriculum states that Faith expresses our value of

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Reality

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The Leadership curriculum states that Character expresses our value of

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Self

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The Leadership curriculum states that Service expresses our value of

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others

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When we Love God, we are expressing the foundational value of

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faith

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When we identify and sharpen our God-given gifts we are expressing the foundational value of

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Character

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When we seek after the calling God has given to our lives we are expressing the foundational value of

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service

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Being able to understand all that is happening in a moment is recognizing what the_____ of the moment is

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authority

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Who stated at the beginning of Chapter 4 “all men a caught in an inescapable network of mutuality, tied in a single garment of destiny…… I can never be what I ought to be until you are what you ought to be, and you can never be what you ought to be until I am what I ought to be.”

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Martin Luther King Jr.

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When we have an attitude of service, we_____others around us in a spirit of________

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value, community

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Service implies that our actions of character are carried out with a sense of____ to others.

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responsibility

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The concept of compassionate concern teaches us that service is_____ centered,rather than ____-centered.

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other, self

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What is the concept known as the “fabric of society” and explain how character and service function to support it.

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That each of us belong to one another in the Body of Christ. Our lives have been created by God to live in the service of Him (by identifying and sharpening of gifts and call) and the service of others (by applying the needs of the age)

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Having a self-centered perspective towards the needs of others will result in the ______ and ______ that “I know how to live their lives better than they do”.

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Assumptions and judgment

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Having a God-centered perspective towards the needs of others will allow you to have ______ and _____ and recognize that “but by the grace of God, there go I.”

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humility and empathy

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(what verse) What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if people claim to have faith but have no deeds? Can such a faith save them?

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James 2:14

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(what verse) “Each of you should use whatever gift you have received to serve others,as faithful stewards of God’s grace in its various forms.”

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1 Peter 4:10

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(what verse) “So in everything, do unto others what you would have them do to you, for this sums up the Law and the Prophets.”

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Matthew 7:12

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(what verse) God created us with an intricate design in a fearful and wonderful manner that was part of his intent before we ever came into being. It follows, then, that this intricate design is directly related to our Life Calling. The greater we can live in harmony with our design, the greater will be the fulfillment of purpose in our lives.”

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Psalm 13:9

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Which individual avoided the responsibility instead of engaging?

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religious leader

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Which individual avoided the responsibility even after first contact?

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political leader

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Which individual engaged in a spirit of respect, community, concern, responsibility, and action despite their differences with the one in need?

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Good Samaritan

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an exertion of energy, power, or force to accomplish a desired end.

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action

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a group sharing common characteristics, interests, and heritage.

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Community

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a matter that engages a person’s close attention, deep interest, or significant care.

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concern

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being answerable or accountable for something or someone within our
ability, power, or control to care for.

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responsibility

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a linking relationship and association that joins, unites, and binds us.

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connection

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a feeling of appreciative, often deferential, regard and esteem.

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respect

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the noblest form of love carried out in life’s relationships.

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servanthood

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5 elements of true compassionate service.

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respect, community, concern, responsibility, action.

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30
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When we attempt to understand a situation from another’s perspective, with are displaying

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empathy

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When we seek to honor, rather than demean, those we serve our goal is

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mutual edification

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32
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What is the problem with the concept of “I’ll give people respect when they show me respect?”

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Primarily it will then become a question of who will “go first” and do so no matter what another does

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Explain the concept of serving others in a manner that we “don’t rob them of their dignity”.

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everyone has value

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34
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When you see a need in society, God is revealing to you that you have been _____ and _____ to fill that need.

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gifted and called

35
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What are some of the reasons people may choose not to act upon the needs of society?

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You don’t think you’re worthy;
you think everyone sees it, therefore someone else will fill the need;
you try to force your opinion on others

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_____ is the forced act of serving another person ….. and it is carried out in our_____

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servitude, body

37
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____ is the decided act of serving another person …. and is carried out in our____

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service, mind

38
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_____ is the attitudinal act of serving another person …. and is carried out in our ___

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servanthood, spirit

39
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Mutual Respect: When you _____ and __other……..

you are NOT ______ them.

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love and accept

judging

40
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Mutual Trust: When you _____ and _____ from others…….

you are NOT ___ them.

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listen and learn

correcting

41
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Dignity: When you _____ and _______ with others…….

………youareNOT______them.

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serve and partner

directing

42
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Is a mind set that you need to be taken care of or others who are in a difficult situation need to be taken care of.

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paternalistic

43
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Is a mind set where you and others seek to develop their gifts with the ability to care for oneself.

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sustainable

44
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“Give a man a fish and he’ll for a day _____

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paternalistic

45
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…..Teach him how to fish and he’ll eat for a lifetime

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sustainable

46
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What is the difference between “Sharing the gospel” and “telling people about God”?

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primarily an attitude of acting like you’re an equal have empathy over their plight vs. an attitude of superiority – you’re better than them and if they would just live like you they would be fine

47
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______of, pertaining to, or concerned with the principles or rules of right conduct or the dis nc on between right and wrong.

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moral

48
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being in accordance with the accepted principles of right and wrong that govern conduct.

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ethical

49
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the moral and ethical quality of people demonstrated in the ac ons taken in life consistent with the mind-
set they establish for their lives.

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Character

50
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he said “A man is but the product of his thoughts . . . what he thinks, he becomes.”

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ghandi

51
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When we don’t live in life congruence, we can end up in a condi on that psychologists refer to as_______

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cognitive dissonance

52
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Our life is ______ when the values we claim to believe for our lives equal the way we actually live our lives.

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congruent

53
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Our life is ______ when the values we claim to believe for our lives does NOT equal the way we actually
live our lives.

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incongruent

54
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If the values of our life do NOT equal the way we actually live our lives, what are our only two op ons to make them equal?

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change our behavior

change the values/principles of our life

55
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How does James 1 describe the condi on in the above-men oned ques on?

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being double minded

56
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f you answered that God created the world and everything in it, and you make your choices regarding Character
within that belief structure, this will lead to _____?

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harmony

57
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If you answered that God created the world and everything in it, and you make your choices regarding Character
contrary to that belief structure, this will lead to _____?

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disharmony

58
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If we answer that we were Created by God, we would seek a er what our life calling is within this existence
and nd __________ within that role.

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purpose

59
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If we answer that we exist for ourselves or that there isn’t an overall meaning to our existence, our ac ons would lead us down a path of _________________.

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purposeless

60
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If we believe that we have an eternal place in the universe, we pursue our life-calling in our rela onship with
God and nd our ______ in trying to con nually mature.

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significant

61
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If we believe that this physical world is all that there is, than our life would seem to be totally ________ and live as though nothing really ma ers that much.

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insignificant

62
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(what verse) “What good is it, my brothers and sisters, if people claim to have faith but have no deeds? Can such faith save them?”

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James 2:14

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(what verse) “Since we live by the Spirit, let us keep in step with the Spirit.”

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Gala ans 5:25

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(what verse) “Does the LORD delight in burnt o erings and sacri ces as much as in obeying the LORD? To obey is be er than sacri ce, and to heed is be er than the fat of rams.”

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1 Samuel 15:22

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Give an example of “burnt o erings” that you may fall into the trap of doing in your life.

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Making over-hyped promises to God

when you’re struggling, like “God if you help me I promise to never miss church again” or “never do that again”

66
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What is the three-fold congruence that the text advises to live in?

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words, faith, action

67
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What does the text state will be the result if you choose NOT to live your life in the three-fold congruence?

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Confusion - because you won’t know what path to follow in your life

68
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The place in scripture that clearly describes the struggle related with the a empt for such life congruency.

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Romans 7:21-25

69
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Our hope is in the deliverance from this struggle can come only through

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The saving grace of Jesus

70
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Was commended by the prophet Samuel as being a man a er God’s own heart,
despite his struggle with sin.

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David (found in scripture in 1 Samuel 13:14)

71
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The place in scripture that describes this person’s struggle with sin.

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psalm 51

72
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When we choose to surrender to Christ in our Life-Calling, we will be able to ______ and _____ God’s will.

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test and approve

73
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what are the three ways God’s Will is described

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Good, pleasing, perfect

74
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When we choose to follow the pa erns of the world in pursuing our Life-Calling, what do we seek?

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our selfish interest

75
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The place in scripture that contrasts the perspec ve of pursuing God’s Will or the pa ern of the world.

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romans 12

76
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When your PRESENT condi on is nega ve (sad, depressed, lonely, confused, etc.) what is the way to look at your PAST that leads toward maturity?

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They will see it as an opportunity to take responsibility, learn from it and grow

77
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When your PRESENT condition is negative (sad, depressed, lonely, confused, etc.) what is the way to look at your PAST that leads toward immaturity?

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They will look back to place blame on why something caused them harm

78
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is the individual hired by the NFL’s New England Patriots to be their character coach.

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Jack Easterby

79
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This character coach puts a high emphasis on player________ because it is a sign that the player has an issue.

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attendance

80
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This character coach made the observa on that a lack of character has caused failure in our society and in business, illustra ng the reality that

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choices matter

81
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Players from the team commented that this character coach helped them through di cult situa ons and brought them______ when trying to balance the reality of being a professional player, a dad, a spouse, etc.

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peace

82
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New England player Ricky Jean Francois stated that this coach was di erent than the other “pretenders” - what does he mean?

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That the character coach was doing this NOT to get something from the players by being close to their fame

83
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When nding a solu on to any issue, this character coach says that ______ wins above all other possible responses.

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love

84
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This character coach sums up his role as being a _____ to the players on the team.

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servant