Knowledge and virtue, what is more important?
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Tough question.  If you put a gun to my head and forced to me choose, I would say " Virtue "\n\nVirtue with out knowledge is a clumsy saint.  Knowledge with out virtue is a thousand terrible things waiting to happen.
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wisdom \ncoz it just makes sence
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To experience and thus to learn.
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There are two correct answers that are possible depending on your ethical philosophy.\n1. If you believe that people should live by a moral code and this code is your duty - which does not consider the outcome of your actions - then the answer is 'Honesty is always the best policy.'\n\n2. If you believe that the correct behaviour is the one that will bring the greatest good to the greatest number - that 'best outcomes' are the guiding principle that should guide a person's acts, then the correct answer is "When lying brings more good to more people, it is preferable to honesty."\n\n;-D If a NAZI came up to you and asked: "Where are they hiding?" Would you tell him, if you knew the answer?
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Well money is important in my life because as a student i have to pay a lot of money to attend school to aquire knowledge and without money I would not be able to aquire this knowledge.\n\nMoney also is important to me as it allows me to purchase books and pay for the internet which also allows me access to learning and knowledge.\n\nI hope that helps with your essay.
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virtue lies in the middle
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It is important to the world. Leads to knowlege, new ideas, new advances, takes away ignorance, and leads to a better understanding of the world.
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Knowledge puffs up. So if you are very educated the tendency is for you to be arrogant. The solution is to be:\n a very educated practicing christian. \nThe education gives the confidence, \nthe christianity gives the necessary humility to avoid arrogance.
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Wisdom, understanding, counsel, fortitude, knowledge, piety and fear of the Lord.
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I think understanding is more important.
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Kindness is more important. Though modern society is plagued by cynicism. It is more to the core of who we are.
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We are used to distinguish intellectual activity in two groups: sciences and humanities. Most people tend to give a higher value to sciences because it easily  translates into technology (though that is not it's only aim).\nHumanities gather a wide array of intellectual activities that go from arts to philosophy. Some disputed activities are Law and History which could be in any of the two groups for different reasons.\nWhat is the importance of humanities? The answer can hardly come from a utilitarian approach since it is hard to demonstrate that we "need" the beauty of a painting or the soothing feeling of music or the flimsy life of a poem (though it is true) but looked at from humanities themselves, I would say: is it possible to keep calling ourselves "human" if we can only appreciate technology? Is asking yourself for the meaning of life a waste of time? What will happen when nobody takes their time to think about ethics? Isn't that what is happening to us, that we are convinced that morality is relative so there is nothing to do about it? Is math the only source of values we can think of?\nModern day violence can be explained through genetic theories, but without a place for moral explanations, we will never have the whole picture and we will never fully solve the problem.
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There is Virtue Ethics,Utilitarism, Moral Unversalism, egoism, deontalgogy, and Nominalism.
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Because you will always retain some knowledge, who knows one day a fact stored in the deepest recesses of your mind, could mean the difference between life and death, success or failure. \nKnowledge is never wasted.
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Because ignorance is not bliss, it is folly.  Human beings are the only animals that are capable of laughing without the presence of sensation (i.e. touch).  Thus, if sensation is not present, then something else must be present.  This would mean that you "know" something.  Therefore, knowledge is happiness.  Rather, knowledge is the cause of happiness.
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May I attempt an educated guess?  Virtue means the quality of being morally good or righteous.  Therefore, displaying righteous, or morally good qualities would be observed by others as a person with virtue.  A person you could count on for sensible answers and one who never deals underhandedly.  This I think, would sum up your quote.
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Math.\n\nMy child can have a sense of spirituality and God without Religion. Math is essential to be a successful in life.\n\nReligion is not the road to morals and principles. You can still teach your child right from wrong without religion. You can teach virtue and ethics. But you can not teach your child how to buy grocery, pay bills, balance a budget, pay taxes, etc without Math.\n\nMath is irreplaceable. And Spirituality can be gained without Religion.