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Patricia Koppman's Excellence: What Is It?

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Once in a while we tend to obscure the difference amongst "excellence" and "perfectionism." Yet, excellence is the thing that God needs us to seek after, while perfectionism is troublesome to our spiritual well-being. Excellence comes from God. However, when we read the gospel Christ speaks to us with the words, “Be perfect as your Father in heaven is perfect.” This is a troublesome content, most likely, in that it inspires us a nervous confusion. After read it we ask ourselves, “Is perfection feasible for us as individuals living in today’s world? Some also question if we as individuals living in today’s world could ever reach the level of excellence. As Patricia Koppman wrote in her article “Excellence: What Is It? Whose Job Is It?” she believes

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