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On Wed, Feb 13, 2013 at 2:16 PM, Stephen Kent Gray skg_z...@yahoo.comwrote:
What does it mean to be ... too courageous? too prudent?
Courage without wisdom prudence would lead to bad outcomes, although
courage is a virtue.
too merciful? too
reductio. Lifeboat scenarios and
other extreme hypothetical situations are bad ways of testing ethical theories.
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Subject: Re: Virtue
(Honesty)
Yo (Honor)
Chuuu (Loyalty)
Ko (Filial piety)
Chi (Wisdom)
Tei (Care, especially for the aged/elderly)
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Subject: Re: Virtue and Vice
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My comment: Unlike Sanders' understanding of Judaism, Baha'is are not born
into a covenent relation with God;
Dear Gary,
Ultimately we are all, Baha'i or non-Baha'i in a Covenantal relation
with God. See my article here:
http://bahai
, 2013 11:09 AM
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Are virtue and vice defined according to Plato or Aristotle?
For Baha'is virtues are defined largely by the attributes of God, not
by Plato or Aristotle.
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http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Prophets_in_Islam
25 Prophets in the Quran
8 Prophets in the Qisas al-Anibya and various Hadith
8 more potential Prophets mentioned in the Quran
1 other potential Prophet menitoned in the Quran
Wikipedia lists who is under what category.
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Moderation in virtue and being excessively virtuous sound like contradictions,
paradoxes, or oxymorons. Virtues are supposed to be unqualified goods
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Moderation in virtue and being excessively virtuous sound like
contradictions,
paradoxes, or oxymorons
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Moderation in virtue and being excessively virtuous sound like
contradictions,
paradoxes, or oxymorons
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Are virtue and vice defined according to Plato or Aristotle?
For Baha'is virtues are defined largely by the attributes of God, not
by Plato or Aristotle.
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Are virtue and vice defined according to Plato or Aristotle?
For Baha'is virtues are defined largely by the attributes of God
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Covenantal nomism
From Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia
Covenantal nomism', in opposition to merit theology, is the belief that 1st
century Palestinian Jews did not believe in works righteousness. Essentially,
it is the belief that one is brought into the
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My comment: Unlike Sanders' understanding of Judaism, Baha'is are not born
into a covenent relation with God;
Dear Gary,
Ultimately we are all, Baha'i or non-Baha'i in a Covenantal relation
with God. See my article here:
http://bahai-islam.blogspot.com/
warmest,
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