11 Character
Life at its best is hard. Be humble, work hard, overcome adversity, be better not bitter, don’t fear failure, never blame others but share credit.
These are the core beliefs of Anvóy America. Citizens either agree with them, or least agree that they are valid beliefs worthy of open expression and discussion. The values are presented as the contrast between the old and new world. The dichotomy may be exaggerated for dramatic effect.
Life at its best is hard. Be humble, work hard, overcome adversity, be better not bitter, don’t fear failure, never blame others but share credit.
A biblical worldview gives life meaning and purpose. Everything we are and everything we do should glorify of our Creator.
Peace and prosperity are only possible if society does what is Right by working hard to constantly reject the evil tendencies of our sinful nature.
Parents must insure that children learn to discern and protect the poor and weak from harmful agendas that corrupt leaders selfishly promote.
Working honestly for fair wages and striving to continuously improve is the honorable and dignified way to a better life and world.
Our sin separates us from our Holy Creator, but He provides a way to be reconciled to Him and have peace, joy and hope.
God’s Day of Judgement will heal a long history of injustice. Meanwhile, we should love mercy and give everyone equal opportunity and protection.
Creation proves that God exists and is the source of Law which serves as the standard by which government should reward good and punish evil.
Human life is sacred because God gives us a spiritual soul. Therefore, we have a duty to defend life and condemn needless violence.
History is filled with slavery, suffering and death. Freedom of thought, speech and action only exist when we keep government under God.