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Justice is one of the four cardinal virtues of classical moral philosophy. What are the other three cardinal virtues?
Courage, temperance, and prudence
What is the relationship between justice and charity according to the text?
Justice and charity are distinct but related
What is the ultimate purpose of all the virtues, including justice?
To elevate the dignity and sovereignty of the human person
What are the two parts of justice as described by Aristotle?
Commutative justice and distributive justice
What is the difference between individual virtues and social virtues?
Individual virtues describe the moral quality of our individual actions, while social virtues describe the moral quality of our institutions
What does social justice encompass, according to the text?
Economic justice
What is the ultimate purpose of economic justice, according to the text?
To provide individuals with access to what is good for them
Test your knowledge on the concept of justice and its significance in moral philosophy. Explore the principles that guide individuals in determining what is right or wrong, regardless of cultural differences. Discover how justice relates to other cardinal virtues and challenge your understanding of this fundamental concept.
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