Former Georgia Attorney General Mike Bowers, who last week admitted to a decade-long adulterous affair while in office virtuously defending the state's anti-sodomy law.
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If happiness is virtue, or a certain virtue, then it must not just be a condition of being virtuous, potentially, but an actual way of virtuously " human.
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Like Plato and Socrates he emphasized the importance of reason for human happiness, and that there were logical and natural reasons for humans to behave virtuously, and try to become virtuous.
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But, ever since she arrived at the helm of the Justice Department four years ago, she has stuck virtuously to the rule book, even when the rules left much to be desired.
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It is more specifically a type of wisdom relevant to practical things, requiring an ability to discern how or why to act virtuously and encourage practical virtue, excellence of character, in others.
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Playwrights strove to touch the feelings of the spectators so that they could learn from the play and relate the events they witnessed on stage to their own lives, causing them to live more virtuously.
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Lady Rectitude corrects these misconceptions with examples of women who loved their husbands and acted virtuously, noting that those women who are evil toward their husbands are like creatures who go totally against their nature .
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He ruled virtuously and earned great fame and was known by the titles of " Chakravarti " ( emperor ) and " Sarvabhauma " ( Sanskrit : 8 > 0 M 5-L . ).
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The home page, which included no graphics, argued that the " yakuza, " or Japanese gangs, virtuously helped the weak and that an anti-gang law enacted in 1991 was unfair.
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And when no crash occurs, instead of being happy to be alive and resolving thereafter to live life virtuously and yet to the fullest, passengers commonly accuse the driver of criminal negligence, willful blindness or worse.
