Ren, ( Chinese: "humanity," "humaneness," "goodness," "benevolence," or "love") Wade-Giles romanization jen, the foundational virtue of Confucianism.
On this basis, he goes on to formulate the definition of ren (humanity, humaneness) for the subsequent tradition: "the essential character of mind" and "the essential pattern of love".
Exploitation of these animals amounts to nothing more than human greed and lack of concern for humaneness.
Can't they be just family values, something that we all treasure as a mark of our fundamental humanity and humaneness?
Stone's plea for humaneness and flexibility and common sense is encased in the most subtly reasoned, profoundly erudite, and awesomely "difficult" of meditations on a complex subject.
This was how Lei Bo explored the word "courage": he located it in its early life before it was set apart from ideas like wisdom, humaneness and trust.
During this process, there will be mistakes made, but this merely serves to underline the importance of integrity generated from practicing propriety, righteousness and humaneness.
It is a model of the path of learning to become a person of goodness and humaneness, taking the individual from self-learning to learning in the world through rectification of self, family, society and the world at large.
Even more important, perhaps, is Gass's humaneness -- the willingness to forgive his far-from-perfect subject, to allow and even revel in the contradictions that others might make the mistake of trying to "resolve".
Mencius argued for the inborn goodness of humanity, noting how that goodness issued naturally from a mind endowed with the beginnings of humaneness, righteousness, propriety, and wisdom.
