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… have. Characters are not formed in one mold. There is every phase of character received by children as an inheritance. The defects and the virtues in traits …

… constitute character. They are talents which we are to improve and which, if properly improved, will form a right character. A man may have precious seed in …

… of character is an easy matter. A noble, all-around character is not inherited. It does not come to us by accident. A noble character is earned by individual effort …

… of Character —Parents have given their children their own stamp of character; and if some traits are unduly developed in one child, and another reveals a different …

Character Is Personal —Character is personal. We each have a work to do for time and for eternity. God abhors indifference in regard to the formation of character.— Letter 223, 1903 .

… Influences Character —Every act of life, however unimportant, has its influence in forming the character. A good character is more precious than worldly …

… your character according to the character of Christ.

… the character is formed, but by a repetition of acts that habits are established and character confirmed. To have a Christlike character it is necessary …

… Character —It has been truly said, “Show me your company, and I will show you your character.” The youth fail to realize how sensibly both their character and …

… acquirements, character. The world does not so much need men of great intellect as of noble character. It needs men in whom ability is controlled by steadfast …