+6 "What would Jesus do?" (WWJD) is a guiding moral question meant to align personal actions with the teachings and life of Jesus Christ. Rooted in historical Christian practice, it asks individuals to prioritize radical love, compassion, and selflessness when navigating daily ethical decisions.The phrase was popularized in the 1890s by pastor Charles Sheldon in his novel In His Steps and later became a global cultural motto in the 1990s. According to the Gospels and Christian theology, acting like Jesus generally means practicing:Unconditional Love: Showing radical compassion and kindness to everyone, especially the marginalized and those in need.Forgiveness and Grace: Choosing empathy and offering forgiveness, rather than judgment or retaliation.Humility and Service: Putting others first and acting as a humble servant rather than seeking worldly power or wealth