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We all face ethical choices and pressures daily: give the money back to the cashier who gave too much change or keep it? Cheat on an exam or take it honestly? Fudge an expense report or tax return or file it truthfully? Keep our word or break a promise? "Every time you make a choice," wrote C.S. Lewis, "you are turning the central part of you, the part that chooses, into something a little different than it was before."

The foundation of our character is laid brick by brick, decision by decision, in how we choose to live our lives.