Confessions of a Would-Be Teenage Clinic Bomber, part IV-finis

... was never done to them. The smug mask of virtue triumphant could be almost as horrible as the face ...at the cost of both free will and real happiness. In short, a Heroine with a capital H. ...and trying to Do None Harm (bare minimum of virtue!) and it doesn't count what Angels you do...watery way I tried to introduce a rationalist Plato-Aristotle-and-Lao Tzu-influenced Christian Humanism into my CCD...

Those Spartan Hussies!

... women were also criticized by Aristotle who blamed their behaviour for ...that regardless of the debauchery or virtue of men, it's the ... that if women had more virtue the state would be stronger. ... that powerful? What about the virtue of men? And yet, who ... "virtueless" women probably spending their virtue-coin on? They are having ... to my own definition of happiness, but feeling liberated in respecting ...

... this truth by pure reason, in the form of dialectic. Everyone wants truth. Truth is virtue, is happiness. Your philosophy might boil down to: You are right and those who disagree with you ...'s writings.) --This quiz was made by S. A-Lerer. Aristotle   Immanuel Kant   Early Wittgenstein / Positivists   Nietzsche   Sartre/Camus (...

Chapter 8: Aristotle: Felicity and Virtuousness

Felicity for Aristotle is about virtuousness. He selects virtue because it can instill in our lives even if we are still immature. Aristotle explicate moral virtuousness as the felicity that everyone is looking for. One individual ... if he/she is being prized by his/her workmates in their office. Aristotle qualifies life as a fauna because we are homoes and we are capable ...

Had eaten leather and bitter jungle roots rodents and snakes and monkeys. Their cheeks were shallow

...and to be miserable without resource. His scholar Aristotle fell more grossly into the same notion and plainly affirmed "That virtue without the goods of fortune was not sufficient for happiness but that a wise man must be ... as it was profitable; and his placing happiness in pleasure with all the advantages he ... way fix or ascertain the boundaries of virtue as he ought to have done; by ...

"Our Dad's a Hero" - John’s Digression from the Champion to the Adversary

... but neither is correct. To put a philosophical spin on this, I’m reminded of Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics. Virtue (or all things that are good) is the intermediate between two vices (or all things ... encounter an excess or a deficiency. Neither of these roads will lead to happiness and fulfillment. It is fascinating though to see how the boy’s relationship ...

"Our Dad's a Hero" - John Winchester's Digression from the Champion to the Adversary

... but neither is correct. To put a philosophical spin on this, I’m reminded of Aristotle’s Nicomachean Ethics. Virtue (or all things that are good) is the intermediate between two vices (or all things ... encounter an excess or a deficiency. Neither of these roads will lead to happiness and fulfillment. It is fascinating though to see how the boy’s relationship ...

Quotations worth referencing to.

... bull before" "Achievement of your happiness is the only moral purpose of your life, and that happiness, is the proof of your ... is the chiefest point of happiness that a man is willing ... a dry, humorless paragon of virtue. What a lonely surprise to...is blind.” ~Albert Einstein (INTP) “Aristotle said that only two living...sober one. — George Bernard Shaw Aristotle was famous for knowing everything...

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...He hath instructed His disciples! Plato himself with all his refinements placed happiness in wisdom health good fortune honour and riches and held that they ...mercy of uncertain chance and to be miserable without resource. His scholar Aristotle fell more grossly into the same notion and plainly affirmed "That virtue. win , 7nw9q3 inanity , zf8xl homogenizing , 8utuk5 move , rwxhikt9 gentleman ,...

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... over his knee. My casque and sword. Touch lightly withtwo index fingers. Aristotle's experiment. One or two? Necessity is thatin virtue of which it is impossible that one can be otherwise. Argal,one hat...morning, I was resolute to declare my passion toDora, and know my fate. Happiness or misery was now the question.There was no other question that I ...