The kinder a person is, the less likely they are to notice another's ill intentions. Milye
Goodness, if not accumulated, is insufficient to establish a name; evil, if not accumulated, is insufficient to destroy one. Book of Changes
For a person to do good, even a hundred good deeds are not enough. Yang Wanli
Goodness must not be lost, and evil must not be allowed to grow. Zuo Zhuan
Great acts of kindness may stem from severity, more often from love, but most of all from clear understanding and unbiased justice. Goethe
I believe the definition of goodness is that which benefits humanity. Francis Bacon
Only reason can teach us to recognize good and evil, making us delight in the former and hate the latter. Although conscience does not depend on reason, without reason, conscience cannot develop. Rousseau
For me, the meaning of life lies in empathizing with others, sharing their sorrows and their joys. Albert Einstein
Goodness is not a subject of study, but a practice. Romain Rolland
People are always more hesitant to do good than they are to do evil. Zhang Fangyu
Doing good is wiser than doing evil; mildness is safer than violence; reason is more suitable than madness. Robert Browning
One word of good is heavier than a thousand gold pieces. Ge Hong
Good and evil are two sides of the same coin. Romain Rolland
Effort is required to do good, but even more effort is needed to suppress evil. Soviet
The purpose of the desire for knowledge is truth; the purpose of the desire for morality is goodness; the purpose of the desire for beauty is beauty. Truth, goodness, and beauty are the ideals of the human world. Kuroda Takano
Conscience is the sentinel of our hearts, standing guard to prevent us from committing unlawful acts. It is an agent planted in the fortress of our self. W. Somerset Maugham
Charitable deeds relieve others' suffering more effectively than money. Rousseau
Sincerity is an openness of the heart. La Rochefoucauld
