On the aiding of the poor and its culture and civilization

The culture derived from the aiding or salvation of the poor reflects the interrelated system of such special components as the values, norms, social relations, social organizations, and linguistic behaviors. The traditional virtue of readiness to charity has grown for hundreds and thousands of years. It is believed that this virtue will take on a new form and acquire new implications over time, thus standing for a historical category of civilization, performing proper functions of social integrations and orientations, and serving as an inexhaustible motive to inherit the human civilization.