 The other concern is more conceptual. The VIA classification as developed by Peterson and Seligman only appeals to positive character traits. Strikingly absent are the vices (Kristjánsson 2013: 7, 153). It may be an admirable goal to try to get psychologists to pay more attention to psychological health rather than illness, but that can be done without dropping the vices entirely from one’s classification. Adding them, though, by canvasing once again all the same philosophical, religious, and cultural resources, will require another herculean undertaking on a par with what Peterson and Seligman did in their 2004 handbook.