"Public benefactor" may evoke a picture of someone of great material wealth who has established funds for the relief of poverty or for religious, educational, or research purposes.
A young woman was involved in a lease that was a potential legal problem, and was concerned whether her position would be favorably resolved or result in a lawsuit.
With delightful imagery, Mary Baker Eddy describes moral courage in these words: "Moral courage is the lion of the tribe of Juda,' the king of the mental realm.
