The Seven Deadly Virtues

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The Seven Deadly Virtues is a reflective work by Unitarian Universalist minister and author Forrest Church that explores how traditionally celebrated virtues can become harmful when taken to extremes.

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instanceOf book
reflective work
author Forrest Church NERFINISHED
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
describedBySource The Seven Deadly Virtues is a reflective work by Unitarian Universalist minister and author Forrest Church that explores how traditionally celebrated virtues can become harmful when taken to extremes. NERFINISHED
explores how traditionally celebrated virtues can become harmful when taken to extremes
genre ethics
religion
spirituality
hasAuthor Forrest Church NERFINISHED
hasAuthorOccupation Unitarian Universalist minister
author
hasTitle The Seven Deadly Virtues NERFINISHED
intendedAudience general readers interested in ethics and spirituality
language English
literaryForm essay collection
mainSubject Unitarian Universalism NERFINISHED
moral philosophy
virtue
religiousPerspective Unitarian Universalist NERFINISHED
theme balance in ethical life
dangers of extremism in moral behavior
limits of virtue
personal reflection on morality

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Forrest Church notableWork The Seven Deadly Virtues