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14.4

Confucius said, “A person with moral power always has something to say, but a person with something to say doesn’t necessarily have moral power. A humane person is certainly brave, but not all brave people have humaneness.”

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Categories Book 14 Tags Confucius, Courage, Humaneness, Moral Influence, Speech
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