La Insolita Irene

Moral competence in a professional, like any man, can not be limited to the order of knowledge, it is essential that intelligence put in play at will, so thatthe profession offers all guarantees required by the common good and professional dignity. The only collateral you can offer, both the intelligence and the willprofessional is professional virtue. Given the practical nature of these lessons, we note:
A) those primarily interested in any moral attitude is "normaladhesion (smart, free and loving) the good that has come to be second nature," in such a way that, in short, a man is neither moral nor virtuous be chaste, or justmoderate, but for being dominated by either the full extent subjective and objective.
B) The well is not intended as a measure to reality or my personality. The daywe get out of awareness of objective truth, we would be more than utilitarian. We would launch to live "in the best way possible" and the "best" (for those whohave no other measure of well more than himself) is the career earnings and honors.
C) That the technical efficiency, without virtue, becomes a destructivevirus social physiologist, since the technique is only able to have conspired to ensure that the common good, if administered by virtue.
D) Moral competence, butdefinitely implies the existence of virtue in the professional, manifested by a double sensitivity:
- For both the necessary consequences of the lack of moralconscience; danger to customers and disrepute to the profession, should be subject to moral factors prime attention of candidates for any career or profession.