Defining Areté with specific virtues clarifies our purpose and provides measurable targets at which to aim. Below are The Thirty Aims of Areté, thirty values that all Aretéans universally agree upon:

The Thirty Aims of Areté are not a comprehensive list of all the ways a person or group might have Areté, but rather it is the minimum list, agreed upon by all our members. As such, the thirty aims constitute core doctrinal material that The Assemblage of Areté preaches—safe in the knowledge that we all agree that these are good values worth striving for.

While some people see these as traits that a person must be born with, Aretéans know that each of the thirty aims is a skill which can be improved with practice. Practice makes progress!


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