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According to Aquinas, which virtue is the capacity to govern and discipline ourselves by the use of reason?
According to Aquinas, which virtue is the capacity to govern and discipline ourselves by the use of reason?
According to Aquinas, what is the virtue of doing and giving what is due and what is right equally?
According to Aquinas, what is the virtue of doing and giving what is due and what is right equally?
According to Aquinas, what is the virtue of limiting feelings of trepidation while figuring out how to bear preposterous hunger for wild activities?
According to Aquinas, what is the virtue of limiting feelings of trepidation while figuring out how to bear preposterous hunger for wild activities?
According to Aquinas, what is the difference between equality and equity?
According to Aquinas, what is the difference between equality and equity?
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Aquinas' Virtues
- Temperance is the capacity to govern and discipline ourselves by the use of reason.
- Justice is the virtue of doing and giving what is due and what is right equally.
- Fortitude is the virtue of limiting feelings of trepidation while figuring out how to bear difficulties.
- Aquinas distinguishes between equality and equity, where equality is about sameness or identical treatment, and equity is about fairness and justice in individual circumstances.
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Test your knowledge of Aquinas' Cardinal Virtues - Prudence, Temperance, Courage, and Justice with this quiz. Explore the meanings and applications of each virtue as defined by Aquinas and challenge your understanding of these essential moral principles.
