Difference between Muster Up and Natural Virtue

MUSTER UP vs NATURAL VIRTUE: NOUN

In the philosophy of David Hume, a virtue, such as benevolence, friendship, or modesty, that arises from natural inclination rather than from awareness of duty or social utility.
One of the cardinal virtues.
(scholasticism) one of the four virtues (prudence and justice and fortitude and temperance) derived from nature

Sinewless, Good part, Unstrength, Strengthful, Fortitude, Revigorate, Strength, Innerve, Sthenic, Sthenia, Courage, Come up, Rally, Summon, Muster

Eudaemonism, Righteousness, Morality play, Unprudence, Improbity, Moral principle, Cardinal virtue, Fortitude, Good sense, Piety, Aretaics, Aretology, Virtue, Prudence, Moral sense

Pluck up, Sinewless, Good part, Unstrength, Strengthful, Fortitude, Revigorate, Strength, Innerve, Sthenic, Sthenia, Courage, Come up, Rally, Summon

Eudaemonism, Righteousness, Morality play, Unprudence, Improbity, Moral principle, Cardinal virtue, Fortitude, Good sense, Piety, Aretaics, Aretology, Virtue, Prudence, Moral sense

How do we muster up the courage to turn down new invitations while still keeping friends close?
Congressmen can muster up against the war in Iraq is tosay let Congress vote on it.
But can they muster up some points on offense against the very stingy Steeler defense?.
Maybe he could even muster up the courage to explain his feelings by then.
Tom Hanks was able to muster up a handful of anecdotes for print.
But TODAY all Old John could muster up was attacks on Obama.
He used pathos to muster up superior performances from ordinary citizen soldiers.
Bill right and muster up strength for him.
You better muster up some will to fight.
Can we pull ourselves together, muster up our civic pride, collective chins up, and move forward?.

But God pays no heed to what is not done for his glory and is merely the outcome of purely natural virtue.
The desiderative natural virtue only exists to preserve the right goals that we obtained from phronesis.
Escrita en lengua latina; y te noer un discipuo tion of natural virtue to religion.