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It concerns itself with the ways people are encouraged to behave when around others their age whose opinions are important to them |
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The attitude that acquiring unlimited material possessions is the key to fulfillment |
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A "look out for yourself" attitude |
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When we want and expect our needs to be met right now -- not tomorrow |
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The belief that loneliness and longing will go away if we just find sexual satisfaction |
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The belief that technology will be able to fix all our problems |
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The power, rooted in reason and will, to act or not to act, to do this or that, and so to perform deliberate actions on one's own responsibility |
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When we take something we have learned and begin to question it |
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The ability to think and meditate over your actions |
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An habitual and firm disposition to do the good |
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Four "hinge" habits that enable us to choose good |
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A Cardinal Virtue; it is spiritual common sense that tells us how we should act |
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A Cardinal Virtue; it is respecting the rights of God and other people |
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A Cardinal Virtue; it is the spiritual strength to do right, even when tempted or afraid |
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A Cardinal Virtue; it helps control our appetites, especially in the areas of food, drink, sex, and possessions |
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