Assertion: generosity | /r/HasProperty | virtue
Facets:
value: insofar
type: DEGREE
value: in the classical pagan context
type: LOCATION
Source sentences:
text: Indeed, insofar as generosity is a virtue, to practice it for the good of others also necessarily means that doing so achieves one’s own true, long–term good as well.
text: Generosity (also called largess) is the virtue of being liberal in giving, often as gifts.
text: Kindness and generosity are two virtues we all must cultivate in our lives.
text: Generosity was also a virtue in the classical pagan context.
text: Indeed, insofar as generosity is a virtue, to practice it for the good of others also necessarily means that doing so achieves one’s own true, long–term good as well.
text: Generosity was also a virtue in the classical pagan context.
text: Indeed, insofar as generosity is a virtue, to practice it for the good of others also necessarily means that doing so achieves one’s own true, long–term good, as I note below.
text: Generosity is a virtue well known to Christians, if not always lived out.
text: Indeed, insofar as generosity is a virtue, to practice it for the good of others also necessarily means that doing so achieves one’s own true, long-term good as well.
text: Both kindness and generosity are virtues we must try to cultivate.
text: Both kindness and generosity are virtues we should try to cultivate.
text: Generosity is the virtue that can go on mirroring itself until the end of time.
text: Generosity is the virtue of giving good things to others freely and abundantly.
text: Generosity is the virtue that produces peace.