Virtue Class Part 2

Virtue Class Part 2 : 

Virtue Class Part 2 Resuming Our Class on Virtue

Virtue Class Lecture 1 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 1 Virtue is strength gained and power accumulated from stretching and straining and extending.

Virtue Class Lecture 2 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 2 Virtuous strength physicalizes the unseeable qualities of our physical bodies that enables them to act and produce particular effects on others.

Virtue Class Lecture 3 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 3 A peculiar quality of action perceived by the faculties as beneficial, proper and advantageous that everyone is born with that enables humans to sense and distinguish right from wrong, good from evil, righteousness from sin by emotions, intellect, sentiment, and character. In action, this ability makes fine point judgments that exalt the best over the worst using one’s inner power to do so in the face of opposition accompanied by the strength to withstand and live with one’s judgments despite them.

Virtue Class Lecture 4 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 4 Moral strength Moral Perfection Valor Excellence Worth Virile Efficacy

Virtue Class Lecture 5 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 5 An efficacious good An especially beneficial advantage An effective force or power Courage and valor, particularly in conflicts or trials Honesty and loyalty A good habit practiced A useful quality An advantage or a good feature that makes one thing better than another.

Virtue Class Lecture 6 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 6 An efficacious power that improves the odds of success through the attributes of decency, honor, justice, and excellence. Conformity of one's Christian life and sentiments to God’s conduct, ethics, principles; uprightness; rectitude. Effective force; power or potency. Meritorious excellence in general. The powerful or forceful efficacy that has the ability to heal or strengthen.

Virtue Class Lecture 7 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 7 Active quality or power; capacity or power adequate to the production of a given effect; energy; strength; potency; efficacy; as, the virtue of a healing or recuperative agent. Mark 5:30. Energy or influence operating without coming in contact with the source's material or sensible substance. Good habits taken from an excellent model and the pursuit of the qualities to sustain them in practice.

Virtue Class Lecture 8 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 8 Conformity to a standard of right. The inherent power of a thing that benefits others. A potent capacity to act. A commendable quality or trait. The innate force or authority of something or someone. Bravery and courage, especially under fire. A special capacity for physical and intellectual excellence

Virtue Class Lecture 9 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 9 The power and fortitude to think right thoughts and dismiss as useless or harmful the wrong ones. The resolve to behave in a manner that is consistent with right thoughts and beneficial behavior and conduct in life’s affairs. A good or admirable quality that goes beyond morality. The quality of being righteous. An attribute or trait of a person’s character that is admirable.

Virtue Class Lecture 10 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 10 Strength that substantiates the quality of our physical bodies that enables them to act and produce particular effects on others. The practice of the new creation’s godly duties that restrain from vice and manifest a conformance of one’s existence to the Almighty’s law of righteousness. What renders something desirable, valuable, useful.

Virtue Class Lecture 11 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 11 Acting power; something efficacious. A secret results producing agency that works and achieves without visible or material action. Excellence that comprises and comes from values and ethics. Legal efficacy or power; authority such as that bestowed with a commission.

Virtue Class Lecture 12 : 

Virtue Class Lecture 12