Humility is a core virtue in Christianity, Islam, Judaism and other religions. From Tuesday evening until Wednesday evening is the Jewish Day of Atonement, Yom Kippur, which includes the prayer ...

Whatever form the answer takes, it will require deep humility on all our parts. We often mistake humility as a kind of deference or respectability. Culturally, we may even associate it with ...

Psychologist Daryl Van Tongeren and colleagues define this virtue as "humility about one's ideas, beliefs, or viewpoints." At a personal level, this involves willingness to own our limitations ...

My thought is that if pride indeed is the greatest sin – and I’m inclined to agree – then the greatest virtue might be its antithesis, humility.

Think of humility as a base or center point: the hub of a wheel from which other virtues radiate.

A decade of psychological research has revealed what ancient wisdom has long suggested: Humility is a virtue worth cultivating. In my recent book, Humble, I make the case that the data reveal numerous ...

Though not found on the classical list of cardinal or theological virtues, humility lies "at the base of Christian life," Pope Francis said.

Where does the virtue of humility appear along this spectrum? In thinking about this, I’m reminded of the short story called Bontshe Shvayg – Bontshe the Silent, first published in 1894 (2).

(The Conversation) — Intellectual humility means being open to new ideas and other points of view – and for leaders, it can be a delicate balancing act.

In this way, humility suggests a kind of groundedness or acceptance of our limits as earthbound creatures.