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  <title>151 – The God of This Lower World</title>
  <description>What is the single most important virtue for a leader to possess?&amp;amp;nbsp; What quality can make the run-of-the-mill politician into a statesman?&amp;amp;nbsp; Is it integrity, communication skills, resilience, courage, empathy, or wisdom?&amp;amp;nbsp; All of these things are important, of course, and if any are sufficiently lacking we wouldn’t call that a good leader.&amp;amp;nbsp; But what would you say is the chief virtue? &amp;amp;nbsp; Conservative thinkers from Burke to Kirk to Kristol to Strauss and even many of the ancient and medieval thinkers from Aristotle to Plato to St. Thomas Aquainis identified a single virtue as the chief “political” virtue.&amp;amp;nbsp; A virtue so important that Edmund Burke referred to it as the god of this lower world. &amp;amp;nbsp; What is that virtue?&amp;amp;nbsp; That’s exactly what Saving Elephants host Josh Lewis explores in this solo episode. &amp;amp;nbsp; Mentioned in the episode: Saul Alinsky’s interview on William F. Buckley’s Firing Line. &amp;amp;nbsp; </description>
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