cardinal and theological virtues

What are the four cardinal virtues?

• prudence, love, justice, and temperance
• hope, charity, justice, and peace
• prudence, justice, fortitude, and temperance
• prudence, hope, charity, and peace

The virtue that empowers us to respect the rights of others and give them what they need

• temperance

• justice

the virtue that empowers us to control the desire for pleasure

• temperance

• prudence

the moral virtue that empowers us to decide what is good

• justice

• prudence

The virtue by which we accept as true all that God has revealed and teaches through the Church

• Faith

• Hope

The theological virtue that empowers us to love God and others

• faith

• charity

What is going to the right length and knowing when to stop on any form of pleasure?

• Prudence

• Temperance

• Justice

• Fortitude

What is the courage that faces danger and the courage that sticks through the pain?

• Prudence

• Temperance

• Justice

• Fortitude

What means honesty, truthfulness and now what we call fairness?

• Prudence

• Temperance

• Justice

• Fortitude

Three most important virtues-faith, hope and charity (love)

• Theological Virtues come from God and lead to God

• Cardinal Virtues acquired by education and good actions