There are seven core virtues necessary for perfect happiness. These are: Prudence, Justice, Fortitude, Temperance, Faith, Hope, and Charity. This list is then further specified into two groups.

For the Founding Fathers, the pursuit of happiness meant the pursuit of long-term virtue, National Constitution Center President Jeffrey Rosen told a BYU audience. He had 5,000 recite together the ...

Temperance — the name ... But while Charity starred in the initial wave of 18th-century virtue names, Chastity — which we originally considered the most awkwardly anachronistic virtue name ...

While some find that in a church or synagogue, a growing number of people in Nashville are gathering to learn about an ...