According to Catholic doctrine, there are seven
virtues and seven deadly sins: Humility vs. Pride Generosity vs. Greed Chastity vs. Lust Patience vs. Anger Temperance vs. Gluttony Charity vs. Envy Diligence vs. Sloth According to Freemasonry, there are seven fundamental
values or cardinal virtues: Filial Love Reverence for Sacred Things Courtesy Friendship Fidelity Purity Patriotism According to the Greek philosopher Plato, there are
four virtues: Wisdom Courage (or Fortitude) Temperance Justice According to the human values established in Western
culture, there are ten virtues (often referred to as “human values”): Kindness Sincerity Empathy Love Patience Gratitude Forgiveness Humility Responsibility Solidarity In my view, for any rational person, all these
“virtues” or “human values” are positive qualities that should be present in
each and every one of us. But I wonder: Are these all the virtues that exist,
or are there others? Are the ten human values the complete list? What about
Plato’s four? Or the seven from Freemasonry or Christianity? Well, I’m about to surprise you because, in my
opinion, there are five more virtues that no one mentions—five “ignored
virtues.” Want to know what they are?…
A chance encounter will take him far away, on a
thrilling adventure full of action and emotion that will change his life... but
also the lives of everyone around him… “Fleeing into silence”: https://a.co/d/7SUfVb3
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