What is more important? The citizens or the symbol of our nation?
What is of greater worth? Your own comfort or a stranger's life?
What would you rather preserve? Privilege or equality?
What bothers you more? Disrespect or injustice?
What are you willing to risk? Admitting when you're wrong or never knowing your faults?
What do you demonstrate when observing challenging behavior? Compassion or disgust?
What do you find most disturbing? People who protest or the reason they protest?
Whose opinion is more valid? The oppressed or the oppressor?
What is more patriotic? Defending or criticizing those who do not share your beliefs?
What should be followed? The letter or the spirit of the law?
For what will you kneel? God or country?
There are no correct answers in this test. Nor are there incorrect answers. However, how you answer these questions reveal your priorities. Your priorities shape how you relate to those you love and how you treat everyone from acquaintances to strangers. It dictates how you react to stress, bad news, and conflict. We must be careful. It is too easy to live with misguided priorities. Consider this a litmus test for your priorities.
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