Tell how a person's character is formed in the home, in the school, and in the world of work. Use at least three Christian characteristics from each of the worlds of life.

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The way a person's character is formed in the home, in the school, and in the world of work is through facing adversity and learning how to respond in the face of adversity. On the other hand, people's character is also forged by the way they handle success. Failure and success are the great teachers and developers of character.

That is applicable to the home environment, the workplace, and school. Three Christian characteristics that help to foster one's character are unselfishness, dedication to the cause, and integrity.

These elements are so important in life because they are key when the time comes to confront adversity and make tough decisions. It is in the face of problems and adversity that Christians show what they are made of.

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