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The approach here supported, I submit, is more harmonious with the basic nuances of psychological categories and is more virtuously parsimonious than these accounts.
On the place of behavior in the analysis of psychological categories
Noteworthy are the last three verses: "Many daughters have done virtuously, but thou excellest them all.
The Book of Proverbs in Jane Austen's pride and prejudice
asserted that each human being is "born morally neutral" and can attain salvation by cultivating his character--his ability to think, feel, and act virtuously on a regular basis.
Self-reliance in Emerson's sermons and essays: first series
It will be especially valuable in challenging undergraduate students to live virtuously.
The Moral Disciple: An Introduction to Christian Ethics
In the other, she resists temptation and virtuously returns home to Lawrence, stability, and boredom.
Lionel Shriver
The basic structure of the book involves six steps toward self-forgiveness: (a) Receive God's Forgiveness, (b) Repair Relationships, (3) Rethink Ruminations, (d) Apply the REACH Model to Self-Forgiveness, (e) Rebuild Self-Acceptance, and (f) Resolve to Live Virtuously.
Moving Forward: Six Steps to Forgiving Yourself and Breaking Free From the Past
47) However, in making his case he merely redefines civic virtue such that anyone acting in a way that demonstrates a predisposition towards the common good, loosely defined, is acting virtuously.
Jason Brennan: The Ethics of Voting
It is a glorious dawn in a new existence where they join the rest of society's "strivers", as is the favoured term these days, paying in to the system and virtuously winning bread for their family.
Welfare Dependency in Britain Needs Public Spending Not Vitriol [BLOG]
Samskaras explain our mental dispositions, habits, or tendencies, and hence our tendencies to act virtuously or viciously.
The cultivation of virtue in Buddhist ethics
The person must make a commitment to live as virtuously as possible so that a repetition of the failure does not occur.
Religious considerations and self-forgiveness in treating complex trauma and moral injury in present and former soldiers
Tenga, as honourable and virtuous as his stance appeared to be, ended up being a poster child for this ice-cold Machiavellian truism: "A man who wants to act virtuously in every way necessarily comes to grief among so many who are not virtuous.
A house divided against itself: the Confederation of African Football's controversial decision to change the eligibility rules for contesting its presidency exposes the deep divisions within the governing body, reports our football editor, Osasu Obayiuwana
The concern with corruption suggests that a success would be virtuously managed (or reasonably virtuously managed) railroads.
Institute on California and the West Railroaded Workshop, Huntington Library, San Marino, CA, July 9, 2011: a great story, but not a good one

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