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'''Prudence''' is the ability to use [[reason]] and good judgement to manage oneself.
 
'''Prudence''' is the ability to use [[reason]] and good judgement to manage oneself.
  
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In [[Christian]] tradition, prudence (or wisdom) is one of the four cardinal [[virtue]]s.  
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In [[Christian]] tradition, prudence (or wisdom) is one of the four cardinal [[virtue]]s. [[Solomon]] is the foremost example of this virtue.
  
 
[[Category:Morality]]
 
[[Category:Morality]]

Revision as of 17:32, December 10, 2008

Prudence is the ability to use reason and good judgement to manage oneself.

In Christian tradition, prudence (or wisdom) is one of the four cardinal virtues. Solomon is the foremost example of this virtue.