virtues and vices

I was bored today in a class, so I made a list of physical virtues and matched them with a corresponding list of mental virtues. Then I added corresponding spiritual ones. Then I added corresponding vices. This is what I came up with:

Strength, Intelligence & Courage
vs
Weakness, Stupidity & Cowardice

Balance, Wisdom & Honesty
vs
Imbalance, Foolishness & Dishonesty

Flexibility, Creativity & Open-Mindedness
vs
Stiffness, Rigidity & Closed-Mindedness

Dexterity, Wit & Mindfulness
vs
Clumsiness, Dullness & Thoughtlessness

Stamina, Willpower & Self-Worth
vs
Lethargy, Apathy & Self-Loathing

Note that honesty refers to being open and honest with yourself, something with which many people have trouble. I don't mean to say that it's necessarily a virtue in and of itself to be honest with others -- sometimes it may be better to lie. That's also why I opted to choose mindfulness over kindness. While kindness is often counted a virtue, it may not always be warranted, but a mindful attitude always is. I tried to keep this as amoral and objective as a list of virtues and vices can possibly be.

Do you agree with this list? Does it make sense to you? What would you change or add?

Makes about as much sense as you can, connecting mental and physical attributes like that. Charming enough to build a character development system for a computer game on, with perhaps a few thematic passive side quests granting extra powers to characters adhering to them throughout the game.