_love.py

# I Corinthians 13 - ESV, Presented in PEP 8 Style

# Importing essential virtues
from christian_values import love

def chapter_13():
    """
    This function describes the characteristics and importance of love, 
    following the guidelines of I Corinthians 13 in the Bible (ESV).
    """

    # Verses 1-3: Importance of love over other virtues
    if speak_in_tongues and not love:
        return "a noisy gong or a clanging cymbal"
    if have_prophetic_powers and understand_all_mysteries and all_knowledge:
        if have_all_faith so as to remove_mountains but not love:
            return nothing
    if give_away_all_i_have and deliver_up_my_body but not love:
        gain = 0

    # Verses 4-7: Properties of love
    love.properties = {
        "patient": True,
        "kind": True,
        "envy": False,
        "boast": False,
        "arrogant": False,
        "rude": False,
        "insist_on_own_way": False,
        "irritable": False,
        "resentful": False,
        "rejoice_at_wrong": False,
        "rejoice_with_truth": True,
        "bear_all_things": True,
        "believe_all_things": True,
        "hope_all_things": True,
        "endure_all_things": True
    }

    # Verses 8-12: Permanence of love
    prophecies, tongues, knowledge = will_cease()
    for now in partial_knowledge:
        but_when_complete = come()
        partial = pass_away()

    # Childhood vs adulthood analogy
    when_i_was_a_child = {
        "spoke_like_a_child": True,
        "thought_like_a_child": True,
        "reasoned_like_a_child": True
    }
    now_that_i_am_a_man = {
        "childish_ways": "put_away"
    }

    # Seeing "in a mirror dimly" vs "face to face"
    now_we_see = "in_a_mirror_dimly"
    then_we_shall_see = "face_to_face"
    now_i_know_in_part = True
    then_i_shall_know_fully = True

    # Verses 13: The greatest virtue
    return max(faith, hope, love, key=love.is_greatest)

# Invoke the chapter
chapter_13()

ext.py

# Applying I Corinthians 13 Style to Various Virtues Including Ignorance

# Importing base class for virtues
from virtues import Virtue

class Love(Virtue):
    properties = {
        "patient": True,
        "kind": True,
        # ... other properties as defined earlier
    }

class Faith(Virtue):
    properties = {
        "unwavering": True,
        "trusting": True,
        "hopeful": True,
        "visionary": True,
        "accepting_uncertainty": True
    }

class Hope(Virtue):
    properties = {
        "optimistic": True,
        "perseverant": True,
        "forward_looking": True,
        "encouraging": True,
        "resilient": True
    }

class Ignorance(Virtue):  # Non-traditional 'virtue'
    properties = {
        "unaware": True,
        "naive": True,
        "simple": True,
        "uncomplicated": True,
        "blissful": False,  # Challenging the idea of 'ignorance is bliss'
        "growth_potential": True  # Ignorance can lead to the pursuit of knowledge
    }

def compare_virtues(*args):
    """
    Compare different virtues based on their properties
    """
    for virtue in args:
        print(f"{virtue.__class__.__name__}: {virtue.properties}")

# Creating instances of virtues
love = Love()
faith = Faith()
hope = Hope()
ignorance = Ignorance()

# Comparing virtues
compare_virtues(love, faith, hope, ignorance)