Zgraja, Brunon (Wydział Teologiczny Uniwersytetu Szczecińskiego, 2010)
This article discusses the goods, both in individual and social dimension, understood in the doctrine of Clement of Alexandria as an ordered character, aiming at complete harmony with the divine Logos Christ in the sphere of moral, existential and intellectual values. In individual dimension, virtue gives a person freedom from sins, which have an expression in morally good acts, and also makes man becomes the friend of God. In addition, it guarantees a state of happiness and eternal salvation. In social dimension virtue builds friendly relationships between people, brings and multiplies many goods in building of an marriage community, guaranteed to pray for others, as well as being ready to witness belonging to God, even at the cost of martyrdom.
