What are the Virtues?
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"Virtues are the essence of the human spirit and the content of our character. In each of our books there are 52 virtues, some of which are unique to each book"
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1 Comments:
Great Question! I recommend the study of the virtues as I think that such study improves character.
Here is my clickable list of the virtues:
Virtue List
and my main character improvement section:
Character Improvement
I believe that virtues come in pairs such as bravery/caution and that by accepting both virtues in a pair we become free from extremes/the vices.
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