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What are you trying to protect your virtue what does Virtue mean?
Protecting your virtue can mean safeguarding your moral character, integrity, and values. Virtue typically refers to qualities or traits that are considered morally good, such as honesty, kindness, and courage. By protecting your virtue, you uphold these principles and strive to act in ways that are honorable and admirable.
What does the quote assume a virtue if you have it not mean?
The quote "Assume a virtue if you have it not" means that if you don't naturally possess a certain quality or virtue, you should still try to act as if you do. This can lead to the development of that virtue through practice and habit, ultimately becoming a part of your character.
How do you determine the Golden Mean for every virtue Is that possible?
"Our job as human beings is to use our rationality to find the golden mean in every virtue and then to practice and live it until it becomes a habit." Virtue to Aristotle meant the excellence of a specific thing. The virtue of a knife is that it cuts well; the virtue of a teacher is that he or she imparts knowledge successfully to others. The virtue of human beings in general is our rationality. To determine the specific virtue of a specific thing simply ask what purpose that thing serves in society. Aristotle, however, believed that virtues can be pushed to the point where they are no longer virtues. So he emphasized seeking "the golden mean" in each virtue. Courage is a virtue, but too little courage becomes cowardice and too much becomes recklessness. In between these two extremes is the golden mean of courage. Our job as human beings is to use our rationality to find the golden mean in every virtue and then to practice and live it until it becomes a habit. Being a virtuous person can be hard at times. Remember the first time you had to be honest with someone and deliver bad news? But, as you continued to be honest with people, it became easier-and part of your character.
What does by virtue thereof mean?
"By virtue thereof" means as a result of that fact or circumstance. It is often used in legal language to refer to a right or authority granted by a specific provision or document.
Who said revolution is the inalienable right of mankind?
Thomas Jefferson, one of the Founding Fathers of the United States, stated that "revolution is the right of mankind" in the Declaration of Independence.
How does the declaration of independence show the founding fathers as models of civic virtue?
the liked the community as a whole
What did the founding fathers mean by republic?
A state which is governed by the rule of law.
When did the founding fathers become founding fathers?
I think on 1943
Who made the government?
In the US, our founding fathers.
Did any of the founding fathers have pets?
no.none of the founding fathers have pets
When the Founding Fathers wrote we the peoplewhat did they mean?
The people of the country, the citizenry.
What would you tell a founding father?
I would ask Americas founding fathers, how they became Americas founding fathers? Also why did they sign the deceleration of independence? Lastly why do we have founding fathers?
How many Founding Fathers were there?
There were 74 delegates/founding fathers at the constitutional convention
How did the founders try to incorporate both classical republican and Judeo-Christian ideas into the Constitution?
Religion was kept out of the constitution but civic and public values were important to the Founding Fathers of the Constitution. The Founding Fathers were also strong advocates of republican values and felt that public virtue was important for the citizens of the nation.
What did the four founding fathers do?
Which ones? There are more than four founding fathers, my friend.
What is meant by the Founding Fathers were men of their time?
What is meant by "the Founding Fathers were men of their time"
Who are The seven founding founding fathers?
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