He defends that view against Hutcheson's idea that good behaviour is necessarily based on pure benevolence and that the trace of anything else, the hope of reward for example, completely destroys all notion of merit.
She contrasts this common but ineffectual education with one based on early childhood reading, benevolence, and love.
The changes which actually result from extraterrestrial contact would vary greatly in magnitude and type, based on the extraterrestrial civilization's benevolence or malevolence, its level of technological advancement, and the level of mutual comprehension between itself and humanity.
Not one based on being "less bad" or on occasional acts of benevolence, but one where business has a positive impact on society in all it does.
Trust in leadership is based upon the belief of integrity and of another core belief: benevolence.
Whereas status breeds competence-based trust between acquirer and acquired unit, similarity is conducive to benevolence-based trust.
Trust here means benevolence-based trust (the person cares about me) or competence-based trust (this source approaches things with professionalism and dedication).
...we found that judgments of competence, benevolence, and integrity continue to be influenced by trustworthy facial appearances, even after previous beliefs based on facial appearances were disconfirmed.
Hume believes that nature has supplied us with many motives parental love, benevolence, and generosity that make it possible for us to live together peacefully in small societies based on kinship relations.
His actual life, ministry, mission and manner are inconsequential and frankly bad for business, because they are based on faith that transcends fear, on gentleness in the face of oppression, on benevolence as a response to violence.
