PRINCIPLE OF FRIENDSHIP
- 2. TABLE OF CONTENTS Topic (Principles of Friendships) Definition of friendship Friendship built on frequency Friendship built on Authenticity Friendship built on maturity Friendship built on sympathy Friendship built on humility Friendship built on honesty Friendship built on confidentiality Friendship built on purpose Famous quotes by Aristotle
- 3. DEFINITION OF FRIENDSHIP Friendship for most people is combination of affection, love, and trust. The general traits of friendship is include similar interest. Mutual respect and an attachment to each other. And in order to experience friendship you need to have true friends. The emotional safety provided by friendship means not having to weigh your thoughts and measure words. True friendship is someone knows you better than yourself and best interest take a position in your in a crises. Friendship goes beyond just sharing time together, and it is long lasting.
- 4. FRIENDSHIP BUILT ON FREQUENCY Lets us not give up the habit of meeting together. Instead, let us encourage one another They worshipped together regularly at the temple each day, met in small groups in homes for communion, and shared their meals with great joy(Acts 2:46) Rate your friendship on frequency
- 5. FRIENDSHIP BUILT ON AUTHENTICITY If we live in the light, as GOD is in the light, we can share fellowship with each other… but, if we claim we have no sin, we are fooling ourselves, and the truth is not in us. (1John 1:7-8) Admit your faults to one another and pray for each other so that you may be healed. Rate your friendship on authenticity. Encourages to be open and hold me back in my friendship.
- 6. FRIENDSHIP BUILT ON MATURITY Iwantustohelpeachotherwiththefaithwehave.Yourfaithwillhelpme, andmyfaithwillhelpyou.Keepeachotheronyourtoessoindoesn’tslow downyourreflexes.Ifonepersonfalls,theothercanreachoutandhelpbut peoplewhoarealonewhentheyfallareintrouble.Letusconsiderhowwe mayspuroneanotherontowardloveandgooddeeds.Testyourselftomake sureyouaresolidinthefaith.Don’tdriftalongtakingeverythingforgranted. Giveyourselvesregularcheckups..
- 7. FRIENDSHIP BUILT ON SYMPHATY Theemotionalsafetyprovidedby friendship meansnothavingweighyour thoughtsandmeasurewords.AsaholypeoplewhomGodhaschosenand loved,sympathetic,kind,humble,andpatient.ifonepartofthebodysuffers, allothersbodypartssufferwithit.Loughwithyourhappyfriendswhen they’rehappy,sharestearswhenthey’redown.Adespairingmanshouldhave thedevotionofhis/herfriends,eventhoughheforsakesthefearofthe almighty.
- 8. FRIENDSHIP BUILT ON HUMILITY Liveinharmonywitheachother.Don’t trytoactimportantbutenjoythe companyofordinarypeople.Anddon’t thinkyouknowitall.Alwaysbehumble, gentle,andpatient,acceptingeachother inlove.When youdothings,donotlet selfishnessorpridebeyourguide. Instead,behumbleandgivemorehonor toothersthantoyourselves.Donotbe interestedonlyinyourownlife,butbe interestedinthelivesofothers.
- 9. FRIENDSHIP BUILT ON HONESTY Honestisasignoftruefriendship.Speakyoutruthinthespiritoflove. Thoughtlesswordscanwoundasdeeplyasanysword,butwiselyspoken wordscanheal.Neveruseharshwordswhenyoucorrectanolderman,but talktohimasifwereyourfather.Talktoyouryoungermenasiftheywere yourbrothers,olderwomenasiftheywereyourmothersandyounger womenasiftheywereyoursisters,whilekeepingyourselfmorallypure.
- 10. FRIENDSHIP BUILT ON CONIDENTIALITY No one who gossips can be trusted with a secret but you can put confidence in someone who is trustworthy gossips is no good it causes hard feelings and comes between friends. A troublemakers plants seeds of strife, gossip that separate the best friends. If anyone causing divisions among you, give a first and second warning after that, have nothing more to do with that person.
- 11. FRIENDSHIP BUILT ON PURPOSE Friendshipisrarelyone-sided though,asittakestoindividualsto negotiatetheboundariesin relationshipandafriendshipwill notsurviveverylongifonlyone personismakingtheeffortto sustaintherelationshipwithout anyhelpornegotiationfromother person.Becauseittakesboth positiveandnegativeexperiences todefineapersonality.
- 12. FAMOUS QOUTES ON FRIENDSHIP “ A FRIEND IS SINGLE SOUL DWELLING IN TWO BODIES ” BY: ARISTOTLE
- 13. THEPRESENTOR Fanggolo, Erec l. Calizo, Jose Jr. M. Anti, Jame k.