Philosophy Now Forum

by Rick Lewis

http://philosophynow.org/issues/45/What_is_Virtue

virtue is never happenedness in a happening event.as virtue is real existance to any event but of its self is omnipresent to any event.in other words virtue represents omnipresents which is existants without size.so virtue relating to an event is the never happen part of a happening event.hope that makes some sence.regs jackles.a sincere mery christmas for example is realer than the event that it relates to.so merry christmas.it never happen but happened.

the more aware the observer becomes of virtue the more they realise that thinking is not a virtue but doing is.so as it were you become virtue.you lose event identity and gain virtue identity.and the opposite applies as you lose virtue identity you gain slugish event id.