Great Books of the Western World, Band 19Robert Maynard Hutchins Encyclopædia Britannica, 1952 |
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... Happiness must therefore be assigned to God in respect of His intellect , as also to the blessed , who are called happy ( beati ) by reason of the assimilation to His happiness ( beatitudo ) . Reply Obj . 1. This argument proves that ...
... Happiness must therefore be assigned to God in respect of His intellect , as also to the blessed , who are called happy ( beati ) by reason of the assimilation to His happiness ( beatitudo ) . Reply Obj . 1. This argument proves that ...
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... Happiness Consists in Power ? We proceed thus to the Fourth Article : It seems that happiness consists in power . Objection 1. For all things desire to become like God , as to their last end and first beginning . But men who are in ...
... Happiness Consists in Power ? We proceed thus to the Fourth Article : It seems that happiness consists in power . Objection 1. For all things desire to become like God , as to their last end and first beginning . But men who are in ...
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... happiness by His Es- sence , for He is happy not by acquisition or par- ticipation of anything else , but by His ... happiness , in respect of which man is said to be happy , is something created . Reply Obj . 2. Happiness is called ...
... happiness by His Es- sence , for He is happy not by acquisition or par- ticipation of anything else , but by His ... happiness , in respect of which man is said to be happy , is something created . Reply Obj . 2. Happiness is called ...
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