Regarding the first, we all have the potential for virtue imbedded within our very nature. Every human being is designed with a basic capacity for virtue and the happiness brought about by virtue.

A good person is someone who lives virtuously - who possesses and lives the virtues. It's a useful theory since human beings are often more interested in assessing the character of another person ...

For the Founding Fathers, the pursuit of happiness meant the pursuit of long-term virtue, National Constitution Center ...

The answer, I've come to believe, lies in understanding three aspects of human capability: IQ, EQ, and something the ancient Greeks called "artete" or virtue. Each tells part of the story ...

The state funeral of Jimmy Carter celebrated public virtues — values and qualities needed in citizens and leaders of a republic for a republic to survive. These virtues are in regrettably short supply ...