Assertion: moral virtue | /r/HasProperty | wisdom
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text: Moral virtue is a wisdom?
text: If moral virtue is knowledge, then is it proof that someone has knowledge if he lives a virtuous life?
text: The cardinal intellectual virtue is wisdom.
text: Wisdom is a moral virtue and Moral virtue is wisdom?
text: but --" that is the case I am interested in, because if (moral) virtue is knowledge, then if someone does not do what they say they are morally obligated to do, then it must be that case that they do not know that they are morally obligated to do it (They say x, but they think they know, not x, but y to be true).
text: Man can live without the artisans kind of excellence ("virtue"); but not without knowledge (of the kind we normally call wisdom) of moral virtue -- i.e. knowledge of how man should live if he is to live the life that is the good for man.