Before revision: Cappadocian father St. Gregory of Nazianzus wrote that After considering many of the Christian virtues, he concludes that See also upCharity by Jacques Blanchard, 1633 Charity (practice) Great Commandment The six other Heavenly Virtues Chastity Diligence Humility Kindness Patience Temperance Love for enemies Loving-kindness and similar or related concepts: Agape – a Greek word with meanings of "loving-kindness" or "love" Chesed – a similar Hebrew term, given the association of kindness and love Mettā – a Buddhist Pāli term glossed as "loving-kindness" and "friendliness" Seven Deadly Sins (opposite of the seven virtues) Virtue Altruism Dāna (Generosity as understood in Dharmic religions) Ren (Confucianism) Zidqa (Mandaeism) Sources See Questions 23-46 John Bossy, Christianity in the West 1400–1700 (Oxford 1985), 168.
After revision: Cappadocian father St. Gregory of Nazianzus wrote that After considering many of the Christian virtues, he concludes that See also upCharity by Jacques Blanchard, 1633 Charity (practice) Great Commandment The six other of the Capital Virtues Chastity Diligence Humility Kindness Patience Temperance Love for enemies Loving-kindness and similar or related concepts: Agape – a Greek word with meanings of "loving-kindness" or "love" Chesed – a similar Hebrew term, given the association of kindness and love Mettā – a Buddhist Pāli term glossed as "loving-kindness" and "friendliness" Seven Deadly Sins (opposite of the seven virtues) Virtue Altruism Dāna (Generosity as understood in Dharmic religions) Ren (Confucianism) Zidqa (Mandaeism) Sources See Questions 23-46 John Bossy, Christianity in the West 1400–1700 (Oxford 1985), 168.