The priority is not justice and the public infrastructure to support it, in which virtue is achieved by collective effort.
Motivation to good is supplied by rightly-directed emotion, while virtue is achieved by the exercise free will or autoexousy (More uses the same term as Cudworth), that is the 'Power to act or not act within ourselves'.
Morally right acts, he held, are those aimed at bringing about the highest good (summum bonum), a state in which people are rewarded with happiness in proportion to the level of virtue they achieve.
By making such a sincere social investment, without gaining ownership and voting rights, any one of you could demonstrate beyond any doubt your selfless civic virtue and achieve immortality.
Yet by protecting its historic virtues and achieving a reputation as a leafy, folksy, somehow rural yet suburban community, St. James may have become a victim of its own success.
The greatest of these vice-for-virtue deceptions was achieved, Screwtape says, by "the admirable work of our Philological Arm in substituting the negative unselfishness for the Enemy's positive Charity".
For them, sustainability is the greatest virtue and is best achieved by encouraging small farms and organic practices.
Second-order temporal accuracy is achieved by virtue of a multidimensional unsplit time integration scheme.
Then, the coating of organo-silica/PS composite particles with PANi was achieved by virtue of the "Swelling Diffusion–Interfacial-Polymerization Method" (SDIPM).
In fact, the record in terms of best results reached by the TLBO algorithm has been achieved in virtue of SAD which has contributed sharply to decrease the percentage of both missed and false speech alarms.
A tremendous enhancement of the electrode activity towards the electrooxidation of UA was achieved by virtue of the simple modification of the Au (poly) electrode surface with a neutral iodine-adlayer, fabricated in situ through the spontaneous oxidative chemisorption of iodide present in the sample solution.
