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| Action done for the good of others |
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| Prevention of harm and the removal of harmful conditions |
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| Goodness in each personhood |
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| Attentiveness dictated by kindness to anticipate what one needs |
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| Refers to the character trait or virtue of being inclines to do good and act for the benefit of others |
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| Based on acts of goodness and kind deeds |
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| Often being defined as the MORAL and POLITICAL rightness of action and is determined by its contribution to the greatest good of the greatest number |
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| Purely a virtuous ideal or an act of charity |
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| PERSONS are ___ _________ _________ if they fail to act beneficently |
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| Ideal rather than an obligation |
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| Is the act serves to exceed ordinary morality |
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| An admirable ideal of action that exceeds obligations and at other times is appropriately linked to other moral obligations |
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| Does not contain a principle of beneficence that requires severe sacrifice and extreme altruism |
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| Only _____ ____________ incorporate such extreme generosity |
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