He commands His creatures to support one another in Good, virtue and piety, and not in decadence and corruption.

NPR: Transcript of Ahmadinejad's U.N. Speech

Peoples, driven by their divine nature, intrinsically seek Good, Virtue, Perfection and Beauty.

NPR: Transcript of Ahmadinejad's U.N. Speech

What about those of us who cherish good looks more than brains, virtue more than money, or a good drink over a good deed?

FORBES: Foolish To Give Up On Gold Now

In prison now, busy as ever, distributing good cheer and preaching Christian virtue to the inmates, Bernie seems a happy man.

NEWYORKER: Funny and Funnier

We believe that self-reliance exercised through good sense and a strong work ethic is a virtue that earns limitless rewards.

FORBES: In Reflection, With Resolve, Rediscovering American Exceptionalism

He believes, with shining certainty, in his own success, and, more broadly, in the American Gospel of Wealth that lies behind it: the idea that rich people got rich by being good, that the riches are a sign of their virtue, and that they should therefore be allowed to rule.

NEWYORKER: I, Nephi

So far Silicon Valley's stars have tended to think that making good products and investing their own fortunes in small companies was virtue enough.

ECONOMIST: The gospel of wealth

But in any case, Cal Ripken, of course, won two MVP awards, played in 2, 632 consecutive games and really stood for a lot of the virtue in baseball, and a lot of the good things that baseball represents to a lot of people.

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This has the virtue of distinguishing between countries that follow the rules and those that don't, enforcing good behavior with carrots and bad with sticks.

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