Geoffrey J. answered • 12/05/23
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Wisdom and Virtue are separate concepts with some overlapping properties. One could easily possess any number of virtues, and yet not be wise. One could be considered as having much wisdom, and life a life absent of virtue. There is an implication that having virtue is indeed wise, but they are not mutually exclusive.
