Anonymous Posted 10 years ago
Grammar
What does this sentence mean?
"The word 'virtue' is not morally neutral in the widespread sense of the expression 'moral'."
Top answer
Virtue implies or assumes a moral code. eg. She is virtuous means that she is obedient to a given set of rules such as "Honor your mother and father.
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Virtue implies or assumes a moral code.
eg. She is virtuous means that she is obedient to a given set of rules such as "Honor your mother and father. Do not kill. Do not commit adultery. Do not use foul language. Be kind to others. Pray five times a day. Give alms to the poor." etc.
eg. She is virtuous means that she is obedient to a given set of rules such as "Honor your mother and father. Do not kill. Do not commit adultery. Do not use foul language. Be kind to others. Pray five times a day. Give alms to the poor." etc.
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