Which was the most difficult virtue for Benjamin Franklin?
Moral Perfection= Following guidelines in your life to grow and become the best version of yourself
Trying to scare the reader, anger... will take a few answers.
What is Justice?
Treat others fairly. Don’t harm others or deny them what they deserve.
What is Moderation?
Avoid extremes in your behavior and choices. Find a balance in everything you do.
What is a virtue?
A rule or value to follow.
One is talking about obeying God and the other is specific things in your life you should fix for self growth.
What is Industry?
Use your time wisely and don’t waste it. Focus on things that help you grow or benefit others.
What is Sincerity?
Always be honest and genuine. Don’t lie or deceive others.
Why did people trust Benjamin Franklin?
Because he was a scholar and helped Americans become more educated
What did Jonathon Edwards urging his readers to do?
Follow God
What is Frugality?
Don’t waste money or resources. Spend only on what is necessary or helpful.
What is Resolution?
Decide what you want to accomplish, and work hard until you succeed.
What does Moral Perfection mean?
Moral Perfection= Following guidelines in your life to grow and become the best version of yourself
Why is he speaking about morals in a different way than Benjamin Franklin?
To make us fear
What is Order and Cleanliness?
Organize your time and belongings. Put things in their proper places and have a plan for your day.
Keep your body, home, and environment clean.
What is Tranquility?
Don’t get upset over small things or things that are out of your control.
Why did Benjamin Franklin put "temperance" first?
Because he believed that having a category about self restraint was encompassing of the guidelines.
Extra Point: What religion was Jonathan Edwards?
Puritan
What is Chastity and Silence?
Use good judgment in relationships and respect others’ boundaries.
Only say things that are useful or kind. Avoid gossip and arguments that don’t lead anywhere.
What is Temperance and Humility?
Avoid overdoing things.
Be humble, not prideful. Try to follow the good example of people you admire.