Sir Tomas More gets up at the crack of dawn every morning and prays. He goes to church on a regular basis and he sometimes even skips whole days so he can just pray. He is loyal to the Catholic Church almost fanatically. Yet More is not just another bible thumping idiot who preaches to everyone. Not only is he the chancellor to the kin

More was true to his ethics to the very end. That is something that I don't think a lot of people can do these days. People are looking so hard to be successful in our era that often times I see people who change their beliefs just so they can fit in or gain in some way. If you were to ask someone if they would ever sell out they would probably say no; this includes me but when you think about being put to death for something you believe in then the whole situation changes a lot. I don't think I believe in anything enough to warrant me dying for it. So in that aspect, I admire Sir Tomas More. But in the process of sticking to his morals he really hurt his family. For that I do not admire him. Were Sir Tomas Mores actions moral and ethical at all times? That is a question that I can really only answer for myself. Everyone has different ideas of how things should be done based on their own moral code. I feel mixed on the issue but the guy sitting to my left may think that what he did was right on in all aspects while the guy on my right might think that what he did was totally wrong. It is so important to follow you heart and to do what you think is right. If you don't then people will see that and push you around. You have to be independent and think for yourself. The rewards for this are immense. But you won't know how so until you experience them for yourself Obviously Tomas More agreed with on this subject. But in

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