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Babies Are Not Born Evil In First Corinthian

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In first Corinthians verse 2:1 states that our natural mind is strong in gathering, understanding, and using material knowledge but weak in gathering, understanding, and using spiritual knowledge. In the same manner, babies are not born evil, but they become evil as a result of the influences of life in their environments. (“Character (Forerunner Commentary) - Bible Tools,” n.d.)These can be defined to be a character that a child acquires. According to Aristotle, he stated that character is choice that is made when not obvious. An understanding of business character has practical value. Managers and employees will be more effective in doing their jobs when they appreciate, and adjust with the character of the firm. The decisions that a management

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