The Christian lets his light shine by constantly living and acting as Christ, his Master, would have done in his position. He seeks out the miserable and befriends them, he relieves the poor, he counsels the young, he restores the erring, he reforms the vicious, he opens his heart in sympathy with the sorrowing, he shares in the joy of the happy, he bears with the impatience and anger and ill-nature of men, he is kind at home, courteous abroad, upright in his beneficence, deliberate and charitable in his judgments of others, more ready to suffer wrong than to do wrong, prompt to redress injuries, slow to inflict them, firm and decided in doing right himself, and condemning his own faults with rigor, forgiving and endeavoring to repair the faults of others.