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Earl Shelp's three criteria for an action to be considered a brave action or courageous action are the presence of danger, loss, or potential injury, the action must be voluntary, and the action must involve a judgement about the potential risks and benefits of it.
Earl Shelp is an American religious educator who is a co-founded and president of the Interfaith Care Partners in Houston, Texas and wrote numerous books on health, medical ethics, and pastoral care. According to Shelp, danger, risk, and uncertainty, voluntarism and choice are features of clinical relationships that also function as necessary conditions for courage. A courageous or brave action is considered as such an action is characterized by the presence of danger, loss, or potential injury, the action must be voluntary, and the action must involve a choice or judgement about the potential risks and benefits of it.
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