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What is implied in the difference between 'benevolence and good
intentions?

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"good intensions" are basically the enemy of evil and helping others and also not having bad intensions for others and "benevolence" means kindness and to see people with love

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What is implied in the difference between 'benevolence and goodintentions?​

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What is implied in the difference between 'benevolence and good
intentions?