Everyday Vices
Familiar choices in relationships, shared space, daily obligations, and the use of time.
24 readings · Ordinary life
Understanding character
Vice catalogs
Recognize harmful patterns through different settings and moral perspectives.
Choose a collection
Explore motives, consequences, and distinctions through a familiar setting or a moral tradition. Each collection offers a perspective on choices and their effects.
Business Vices
Trade, competition, customers, colleagues, and the responsibilities attached to earning and spending.
20 readings · Commercial life
Executive Vices
Judgment, delegation, incentives, and accountability when a person has authority over others.
22 readings · Leadership and authority
Political Vices
Truth, faction, participation, public power, and the responsibilities of citizens and officeholders.
20 readings · Civic and public life
Intellectual-Bohemian Vices
Inquiry, art, originality, cultural standing, and responsibility in intellectual and creative life.
37 readings · Intellectual and cultural life
AI Age Vices
Truth, judgment, purpose, agency, and accountability when creating, using, or responding to AI.
39 readings · AI and automated life
Seven Deadly Sins
Pride, avarice, envy, wrath, lust, gluttony, and sloth: a Christian moral vocabulary explored through contemporary explanations.
7 readings · Motives and conduct
Read for recognition
Ask what the person is choosing, what the choice displaces, and what a more thoughtful response would change. A feeling, a mistake, or an unwelcome outcome is not enough to establish a settled vice.
These catalogs have no enrollment, scoring, or workbook. They are offered for reflection, not diagnosis.