Religious Scholar: Truly moral people are naturally inclined to benefit their fellow man. People who act morally solely as a means to garner some divine benefit or avoid cosmic retribution are not, in fact, moral. They are blind sheep. To be moral requires true selflessness, rather than following any specific religious text. Which one of the following individual's actions best adheres to the religious scholar's moral code? ['Jorge caught his wife in the midst of an extra-marital affair with a co-worker. Naturally, he was extremely angry. Jorge wanted to physically harm his unfaithful wife and her treacherous coworker. But he remembered the words of the Sixth Commandment -- thou shall not kill -- and walked out of the room before he lost control.', "Every weekend, Arianna volunteers at a soup kitchen run by her church. She also donates a substantial part of her paycheck to children's cancer charities.", "Carlos visits his grandmother every weekend. She's an old bitter woman, and the rest of her family refuses to visit her except on special occasions. However, Carlos started practicing a new religion, which demands its followers respect the elderly.", "Elizabeth baby sat her sister's four kids over the weekend. She had recently been studying Eastern religious practices and learned of the karmic principle, which states that an individual will be rewarded for his or her good deeds. Elizabeth hoped babysitting would help her chances at getting an overdue promotion at work."]