Assertion: gratitude | /r/HasProperty | virtue
Facets:
value: in all major religions
type: LOCATION
value: in most modern cultures
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Is Gratitude a Virtue?
text: It’s opposite, gratitude is considered a virtue in all major religions and most modern cultures.
text: Furthermore, if gratitude were a virtue, then it should be natural to ascribe it to certain people as a general, global character trait, the way temperance, patience, or thoughtfulness might be ascribed to someone.
text: Gratitude is a virtue most worthy of our cultivation.
text: At times I’ve been confronted with objections, reservations, or flat out hostility to the idea that gratitude is a virtue, or that we should devote more energy to cultivating an attitude of gratitude.
text: Tudge and colleagues (2015) argue that yes, gratitude is a virtue, because it is a disposition; a wish to repay, in some way, for a kindness that was done or a gift that was given.
text: I would especially love to hear about gratitude as a virtue: do you think that gratitude IS a virtue?
text: Epicurus says, ‘gratitude is a virtue that commonly has profit annexed to it.
text: Gratitude is a virtue most deified and yet most deserted: it is the ornament of rhetoric and the libel of practical life.
text: Because gratitude is a virtue, we tend to respect those who exemplify it.
text: There seems to be a debate as to whether, in fact, gratitude can be considered a virtue.