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theological virtue

/ˌθiːəˈlɒdʒɪkəl ˈvɜːrtʃuː/

Traduction: Vertu théologale : l'une des trois vertus (foi, espérance et charité) qui se rapportent directement à Dieu et sont considérées comme fondamentales pour la théologie morale chrétienne, par opposition aux vertus cardinales.

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/ˌθiːəˈlɒdʒɪkəl ˈvɜːrtʃuː/C2formalpolitical
  • frVertu théologale : l'une des trois vertus (foi, espérance et charité) qui se rapportent directement à Dieu et sont considérées comme fondamentales pour la théologie morale chrétienne, par opposition aux vertus cardinales.

A theological virtue is one of the three virtues—faith, hope, and charity (love)—that are directly associated with God and are considered foundational to Christian moral theology, as distinct from the cardinal virtues.

  1. Supernatural virtueC2formal

    In Christian theology, a virtue associated with grace that has God as its direct object, typically faith, hope, and charity.

    frvertu théologale

    • Faith, hope, and charity are the three theological virtues.
    • Theological virtues are infused by God into the soul.
    • She studied the role of theological virtues in moral philosophy.