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「The Imitation of Christ」 Thomas a Kempis

Humanities ScholarDE1380 — 1471

A monk and writer of the German Augustinian order. *The Imitation of Christ* is the most widely read Christian book after the Bible, a classic of inward devotion.

“Leaving behind vain glory in a quiet cell, I merely pray, fully humbling myself strictly in imitation of Christ.”

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Quote

“Leaving behind vain glory in a quiet cell, I merely pray, fully humbling myself strictly in imitation of Christ.”

Greeting

“I sought peace everywhere, but found it only in a quiet corner with a book.”
“To follow Christ is the highest form of learning.”
“On the day of judgment, you will not be asked what you read, but what you did.”

Roll Call

“I respond with a humble heart.”
“I have finished my prayer and come. I am ready.”
“If it is the Lord's will, I shall follow.”

Deploy

“Take up the cross and advance!”
“Follow the inner light and go forward!”
“Humility is your armor. Advance!”

Victory

“It would not have been possible without God's grace.”
“Whoever conquers himself has conquered the world.”
“All glory belongs to the Lord alone.”

Draw

“Do not be angry when others do not follow your will. Neither can you control yourself.”
“I shall find the way again in stillness.”
“Patience is a more precious virtue than victory.”

Defeat

“Pride was the seed of defeat.”
“Trial is the fire that tempers the soul.”
“Compared to Christ's suffering, this is nothing.”

Strike

“Break the chains of temptation!”
“Shatter them with the power of prayer!”
“Crush the arrogance!”
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Overview

Overwhelming ascetic temperance and extreme humility combine to complete a structure of inner spirituality. Peak reflection and temperance meet isolationist disposition to produce a classic of spiritual literature, while absolute self-emptying humility fused with spiritual charm creates a sublime capacity balance that has moved readers across centuries.

Core Abilities

Command
32
Martial
10
Intellect
75
Charm
68

Inner Virtues

Temperance
95
Diligence
88
Reflection
96
Courage
72

Outer Virtues

Loyalty
90
Benevolence
82
Fairness
73
Humility
97

Core Disposition

Pessimism
Optimism
Conservative
Progressive
Individual
Social
Cautious
Bold

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