Meanings of disinterested benevolence in English

He is equally opposed to those that would deny disinterested benevolence, or would resolve beneficence into veracity.

Here, we see the principle of disinterested benevolence Hazlitt imbibed from Unitarianism and from Hutcheson's philosophy and aesthetics.

She gave me credit for absolute, unqualified, disinterested benevolence in rescuing her from the wretched and precarious condition of a vagrant.

Church should be the school of men's consciences and a place to cultivate a disinterested benevolence and affection for our fellowmen.

I confess frankly that I have no admiration for the phrase " disinterested benevolence," to describe the main-spring of Christian morals.

He possessed a great store of good advice, suited to every occasion, and distributed it with the disinterested benevolence of a philanthropist.

Or if we admit a disinterested benevolence in the inferior species, by what rule of analogy can we refuse it in the superior?

Through the beaming smile with which he regarded me as he reasoned thus, there now broke forth a look of disinterested benevolence quite astonishing.

Disinterested benevolence, my dear sir, has nothing at all to do with abolitionism.

(2) But farther, the real simplicity lies on the side of independent and disinterested benevolence.

Disinterested benevolence was the native air of the house into which she was born, and she was an embodiment of that idea.

The existence of pure or disinterested Benevolence is proved by such facts, as Friendship, Compassion, Parental and Filial affections, Benevolent impulses to mankind generally.