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, fortitude, faith, hope and love. Remember that faith, hope and love are three spiritual virtues. We pray that God gives us the grace to be people who live a life of doing what is right ...

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 ...