What Is the Connection Between Virtue and Eudaimonia

question 31

Multiple Choice

What is the connection between virtue and eudaimonia?

• A) Virtues are usually a reliable means of getting the things one needs to achieve eudaimonia.
• B) Achieving eudaimonia requires being an excellent person, which consists in having virtues.
• C) Being virtuous is worthwhile in its own right, even when it conflicts with the pursuit of eudaimonia.
• D) In a well-organized society, people will reward virtue with the things that are required to achieve eudaimonia.

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