Intl-Conclusion-Slide_03
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Benevolence is a virtue that means thinking about the well -being of another person.
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Because all people have physical,
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emotional, and intellectual needs,
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satisfying those needs increases their well -being.
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Inazo said that the samurai's feeling of distress is
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at the root of their benevolence,
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primarily because the empathy they feel for struggling individuals translates
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into charitable action.
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One way that a samurai shows benevolence is by having mercy for their enemies.
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Interpretation is an act of benevolence because it is virtuous in
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revealing truth to our audience in the fight against two enemies in particular,
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ignorance and indifference.
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