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The Russian emperor Paul the First, whom Bernard Shaw calls the same monster as Nero was, captured the leader of the Polish uprising, Tadeusz Kosciuszko. Kosciuszko was brought to St. Petersburg, received by Pavel, received money and freedom, and left for the USA. Shamil, who organized in the Caucasus one of the bloodiest uprisings in Russian marginal history, was taken prisoner, received by Tsar Alexander II, received an estate on the Volga, however, with a ban on returning to the Caucasus, and then left for Mecca. Paul the First and Alexander II were "reactionaries", and both were killed: the first - because he began the liberation of Russian slaves, the second - because he did not finish it.
When punishing, one should especially beware of anger. If your heart is outraged, then how, in imposing punishment, will you keep the golden mean between excessive severity and excessive mercy? By all means, anger must be eliminated. Happy are the rulers of a state if, like laws, they arm themselves against crime only in the name of justice and never out of anger.
It is much easier to be merciful than to be just.
Love is the core of the key moral qualities of a person: humanity, kindness, mercy, selflessness.
You have a good heart, Jon Snow. Because of him, we will all be killed.
By showing mercy, we gain God.
Mercy and compassion is the only true way of human harmonious existence.
It would be a real mercy to save Tanya from torment. But no one dared. Nobody loved her enough.
You can't learn from books in school!
One act of mercy will sooner enlighten the insane and soften the heart of the embittered than many hours of conversation.
people can't help but reap.
The mercy of God is infinite, but only for decent people, and not for any scum.
The argument for the importance of philanthropy is based on the fact that each person is capable of mercy and creation, that people are capable of great things, that the human race intends to develop further everything that it has created and achieved. Therefore, love for a person is an important dignity, or rather an inalienable property of a person.
Therefore, as God's chosen ones, holy and beloved, put on mercy, goodness, humility, meekness, long-suffering, condescending to one another and forgiving each other, if anyone has a complaint against anyone: as Christ forgave you, so you too.
Quote Explanation: A hand. 3: 12_13
