From a philosophical and ethical point of view, moral courage is not an “extra” or a “supererogatory” virtue, but rather a critical human quality that serves as a necessary precondition for all other forms of human conduct. Moral courage is about our willingness to act on an idea, a belief, or a value. Moral courage is the readiness to endure danger for the sake of principle.The author of this passage would probably agree that

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From a philosophical and ethical point of view, moral courage is not an “extra” or a “supererogatory” virtue, but rather a critical human quality that serves as a necessary precondition for all other forms of human conduct. Moral courage is about our willingness to act on an idea, a belief, or a value. Moral courage is the readiness to endure danger for the sake of principle.<br>The author of this passage would probably agree that