Applying the Virtues: Prudence, Courage, Temperance and Hope

Use virtue and attention: As mentioned above, attention is a mother of all virtues and a model. As Oscar did not act cautiously in the movie, he did not exercise any other advantage. Oscar did not act cautiously as there were no doctors or non-experts. He did not have a doctor as he did not listen to his best friend Angie's advice. Angie found Lenny hiding in the garage and found out that Oscar did not tell the truth. She cleansed the public to live a luxurious life and advised him not to live by telling a lie.

Attention is the fourth "major virtue" that complements the moral virtue of justice, moderation, tenacity. It helps individuals to develop effective action plans, to act gently or to act bravely. Attention is not only smart, it can be used to choose a means to achieve bad results and good means. Attention is always associated with moral virtue as it is the personality and habit of choosing the best way to achieve a good goal.

For Aristotle (about 350 BC / 2002), attention is also moral virtue and temperament, courage and justice. He stated that moral virtue is in stark contrast to intellectual virtue and emphasizes making its owner a good person; moral virtue can not be used for the purpose of evil. For example, some people may not agree whether it is appropriate to be brave in some circumstances, but this does not diminish the courage shown. In the absence of "page 189", "It is impossible to have excellence in the main sense" is to refer to the ability to pursue value in a manner suited to a particular situation. Unlike intellectual virtue, practical wisdom or attention, it is tightly integrated with moral virtue and can not be abused for malicious purposes because it drives moral virtue.

There are several different habits and patterns of virtues. Aquinas used Aristotle's four main virtues (justice, courage, temperament, and attention) and added Christianity, faith, and charity to them (St. Paul 1 Corinthi 13). The other patterns are seven It includes fatal sin and seven virtues. For more information, see "Christian philosophy" and "Biblical law in Christianity". Confucianism and philosophy emphasize the maintenance and appropriateness of relations as the most important consideration in ethics. Morality is the need to be a relationship of people. It is worth noting that your delinquency to others is inversely proportional to their distance from you. In other words, you owe everything to your parents, but you are not responsible to strangers in any way. This can be seen as an understanding of the fact that it is impossible to love the whole world simultaneously and simultaneously at the same time. This is called Relation Ethics or Situational Ethics.