I – Each activity has worth in its doing and in its results, and these worths may differ.

II – The worth of an activity can be understood by evaluating its characteristics.

III – Worth increases when an activity benefits the Common Good.

IV – Worth increases when an activity benefits the individual.

V – Worth increases when an activity is of merit or creates meaning.

VI – Worth increases when the results of an activity are of quality.

VII – Worth increases when the results of an activity have persistence.

VIII – The more merit, meaning, quality and permanence an activity has the more worth it is said to have.