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Character is .....

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  1. Crabtownboy

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    In addition, character is doing what you should, when no one is watching.
     
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    Salty, I totally agree.
     
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    "Character" is much more than that.

    The OP is the equivalent of saying "The alphabet is the letter C".

    A more complete definition would be "a mind set, outward attitude and behaviors that consistently demonstrate positive virtues".
     
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    That is nowehere complete:

    First here is the dictionary definition

    Second here are the pillars:
     
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    The pillars that you refer to are based on the moral philosophy of Thomas Aquinas - specifically the Cardinal Virtues.

    My wife was responsible for the character education program for the school district for several years before she retired so I am quite familiar with the subject.
     
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