The conflict-resolution theory of virtue by Curry, O

“…Another tradition—represented particularly by theologians—has celebrated exactly the opposite set of traits: the so-called “Christian” virtues of humility, meekness, quietude, asceticism, and obedience (Berlin, 1997). But what are the virtues? …”

Speaking across the stars: parallel affective communities in Islamic and Christian hagiography’ by Lazikani, A

“…In both religious traditions, intimate and rapturous encounter of the Divine is shaped by loving, prayerful exchange with the Beloved – an exchange strengthened by reclusive asceticism. …”

The conflict-resolution theory of virtue by Curry, O

“…Another tradition—represented particularly by theologians—has celebrated exactly the opposite set of traits: the so-called “Christian” virtues of humility,meekness, quietude, asceticism, and obedience (Berlin, 1997). But what are the virtues? …”