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| − | '''Purity''' is the state of being pure, untarnished, or otherwise | + | '''Purity''' is the state of being pure, untarnished, or otherwise perfect. It can apply to people, objects, or ideas. A pure person is a virtuous one. Pure [[water]] does not contain any contaminants. [[Pure math]] refers to theoretical mathematics, abstract of any specific practical application. |
A pure person has no vices, being pure in their virtue. A pure person has no virtue, being pure in their vice. | A pure person has no vices, being pure in their virtue. A pure person has no virtue, being pure in their vice. | ||
Revision as of 01:07, January 7, 2009
Purity is the state of being pure, untarnished, or otherwise perfect. It can apply to people, objects, or ideas. A pure person is a virtuous one. Pure water does not contain any contaminants. Pure math refers to theoretical mathematics, abstract of any specific practical application.
A pure person has no vices, being pure in their virtue. A pure person has no virtue, being pure in their vice.