The talk at our conference was of wisdom, courage, humanity, kindness, justice, prudence and wonder.
He missed possible love affairs, even when the memory of his Métilde had become "a tender, profoundly sad ghost, who, by her apparitions, inclined me powerfully to ideas of tenderness, kindness, justice and indulgence". This ghost was not always beneficent.
According to modern psychologists, character is a family of traits, with 24 "positively valued, narrow personality characteristics" that make up six broader categories: Wisdom and knowledge, courage, humanity (e.g. love, kindness), justice (teamwork, fairness), temperance (forgiveness, prudence) and transcendence (gratitude, hope).
Then into view came a golden carriage and in it sat a man whose being emanated love, kindness, justice and mercy -- in it sat the King.
But if we realize that we are each chosen for our uniqueness to support ourselves and bring greater kindness, justice, and love into our world, we shall sacrifice our ego's desire to own the final truth, and, instead, together find a Way to Peace.
Kindness requires justice, without which it would simply be meekness.
Kindness and justice turn out to be useful concepts not just at the pulpit or among philosophers, but also as essential tools in the workplace.
As a kindness to Justice Samuel Chase, who was ill, he announced the decision in the Capitol Hill rooming house where most of the justices lived.
Though, of course, authoritative claims are made, they are often made in the name of kindness and justice.
How will there be any safety, kindness, learning, justice, peace?
Crowley described women as "moral inferiors" who had to be treated with "firmness, kindness and justice".
