Sentence examples for benevolence knowledge from inspiring English sources
Charles was our statesman of all time, the embodiment of benevolence, knowledge - even wisdom - always with a touch of humor.
Benevolence, righteousness, civility, knowledge, and loyalty are strongly stressed by Confucianism.
Indeed, John Calvin defines faith as "a firm and certain knowledge of God's benevolence towards us, …." (Calvin, 1559, p. 551 (emphasis added)).
Calvin defines faith thus: 'a firm and certain knowledge of God's benevolence towards us, founded upon the truth of the freely given promise in Christ, both revealed to our minds and sealed upon our hearts through the Holy Spirit' (John Calvin, Institutes III, ii, 7, 551, quoted by Plantinga (2000, 244)).
God shows benevolence by first making us benevolent and then giving us this moral sense that gets joy from the approbation of our benevolence.
In a passage that argues against the possibility of objective ethical knowledge, Zhuangzi states, "From where I see it, the sprouts of benevolence and righteousness and the pathways of right and wrong are all snarled and jumbled" (Zhuangzi 2; Ivanhoe and Van Norden 2005, 222).
When selecting an expert to transfer knowledge to (knowledge allocation), attributes representing the network ties between the expert and the seeker as well as the benevolence of the expert will be perceived as more important.
Benevolence shades into control.
