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moral courage

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A person contemplating two paths, symbolizing the Stoic principle of seeing both the ideal and reality with clarity.
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    Look With Both Eyes: The Stoic Way of Seeing

    • byValue Faith
    • February 4, 2026
    One way to look at something powerful, iconic, or meaningful is with reverence: This place matters; this role…
    A solitary person standing calmly while a crowd rushes past, symbolizing conscientious objection and moral integrity.
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      Conscientious Objection: When Obedience Conflicts With Conscience

      • byValue Faith
      • January 12, 2026
      Obedience is many times praised as a virtue, societies rely on it, institutions demand it, and authority is…
      A reflective person sitting in a dimly lit study, surrounded by open books, deep in thought — symbolizing the courage to think freely and confront uncomfortable truths.
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        The Courage to Think: Why Truth Often Offends Before It Enlightens

        • byValue Faith
        • October 18, 2025
        In order to be able to think, you have to risk being offensive. Jordan B. Peterson Thinking, truly…
        Philosopher addressing a crowd with calm conviction, symbolizing Stoic courage and civic responsibility.
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          You Don’t Get to Be Apolitical: The Stoic Duty to Stand Up and Speak

          • byValue Faith
          • October 12, 2025
          In today’s world and time for so many people silence is often mistaken for wisdom, and neutrality for…
          A lone figure holding a torch on a cliff, standing firm against a dark storm and a hostile crowd—representing the courage to speak the truth even when hated for it.
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            Better Hated for the Truth Than Loved for a Lie

            • byValue Faith
            • September 3, 2025
            I don’t know if you know this but truth has never been cheap. From the ancient philosophers who…
            General Joe Johnston standing bare-headed in the rain during Sherman’s funeral procession—a symbol of honor and doing the right thing despite discomfort.
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              Doing The Right Thing And Standing Tall in The Storm

              • byValue Faith
              • August 8, 2025
              We all face moments when doing the right thing feels inconvenient, uncomfortable, or even costly. These are the…
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                Closing Your Eyes Is Not An Excuse

                • byValue Faith
                • June 4, 2025
                After an amazing episode from the Daily Stoic Podcast by Ryan Holiday, I want to expand on the…
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