Author: Bradshaw, John

What makes people do the right thing, even when nobody will ever know? In these uncertain times, we urgently need to develop an inner strength that will guide us no matter what circumstances we encounter. Ancient philosophers called this Virtue. In a radical departure from the traditional teaching of morality, supported by significant developments in neuroscientific studies, the author of five New York Times best-sellers harks back to Greek philosophy and Thomas Aquinas to offer a coherent, step-by-step compass for an autonomous moral intelligence. 352 pp.