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'''Fortitude''' (or '''moral courage''') is the strength of mind and character needed to do what is right, no matter how adverse the circumstances or how strong the opposition. In [[Christian]] tradition it is considered one of the four cardinal [[virtue]]s.
'''Fortitude''' (or '''moral courage''') is the strength of mind and character needed to do what is right, no matter how adverse the circumstances or how strong the opposition. In [[Christian]] tradition it is considered one of the four cardinal [[virtue]]s.
There are many historical examples of fortitude, including the early Christians who endured great persecution to spread [[God]]'s word. Many were [[martyr]]ed rather than do what they thought was wrong or [[sinful]].
There are many historical examples of fortitude, including the early Christians who endured great persecution to spread [[God]]'s word. Many were [[martyr]]ed rather than do what they thought was wrong or [[sin]]ful.
[[Category:Morality]]
[[Category:Morality]]