<p>Franklin humorously wanted to attain moral perfection.  To do this he listed virtues, ordered his day, and self-examined his progress.  He also wrote a prayer and a creed.  Did he get it right?</p>

Franklin humorously wanted to attain moral perfection. To do this he listed virtues, ordered his day, and self-examined his progress. He also wrote a prayer and a creed. Did he get it right?

<p>Franklin humorously wanted to attain moral perfection. &nbsp;To do this he listed virtues, ordered his day, and self-examined his progress. &nbsp;He also wrote a prayer and a creed. &nbsp;Did he get it right?</p>

Benjamin Franklin and Moral Perfection

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