But it is mainly the deeds of love so noble that lead many to put a brand upon us.

See, they say, how they love one another, for they themselves are animated by mutual hatred, how they are ready even to die for

one another, for they themselves will sooner put to death. All right, friends, I think we may have reached the conclusion of our series on virtues.

If you've been following along with us for the whole time,

congratulations. We've made it through. This is not the last time ever that

we're going to talk about virtue or the virtues. We might even do some episodes on some other aspects of

virtue like friendship for example. But when I rebooted the show and we started back up with that

episode called We're So Back, I said that I was going to begin with this

series of moving through first the cardinal virtues, the classical virtues, and then

the theological virtues are the three extra virtues of Christianity.

Faith, hope, and love.

These things remain, but the greatest is love.

And we made it.

We made it to the greatest.

I have been just really delighted to share this stuff with you and to hear from you about how it's

affected your life and how you're using it as well to change the way you think about things.

I especially love when people write in and tell me,

yeah, you said this, and then I sort of did this differently

and things changed in my life, you know.

The very first time somebody ever said that, like way back

at the beginning of this podcast, I thought,

whoa, like I thought I was just talking, but it turns

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