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    Moral Theology

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    humanae and Gaudium et spes‚ the Council Fathers clearly had the natural law in mind‚ for right after saying that "man has been made by God to participate in this law‚" they explicitly referred to three texts of St. Thomas; and of these one was obviously uppermost in their mind‚ for in it Aquinas affirms that all human beings know the immutable truth of the

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    ACCOUNTANCY December 17‚ 2012 Ms Title/Position: Agency: Laguna Lake Development Authority Address: 4th floor‚ Annex Building‚ Sugar Regulatory Compound‚ North Avenue‚ Diliman‚ Quezon City Dear Ms. Greetings in the name of St. Thomas Aquinas! We‚ students of the UST AMV College of Accountancy taking up Environmental Science class‚ would like to request from your good office to conduct a short video interview regarding water pollution for our documentary film project. This culminating

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    Bibliography: Aristotle‚ Nicomachean Ethics. 2nd Ed. Trans. by Terence Irwin. Indianapolis: Hackett Publishing Company‚ 1999. Kreeft‚ Peter. Summa of the Summa: The Essential Philosophical Passages of St. Thomas Aquinas’ Summa Theologica Edited and Explained for Beginners. San Fransisco: Ignatius Press‚ 1990. Jung‚ Hannah. The Augustine Collective: The Dartmouth Apologia. “Whom Are We Friends With and Why?” http://augustinecollective.org/augustine/whom-are-we-friends-with-and-why

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    Natural Moral Law

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    Explain about the purpose and that everything seems to be striving to fulfil its purpose Link Aquinas to Aristotle ‘Do good and avoid evil’ Primary precepts and the use of reason to establish the secondary precepts Difference between real and apparent goods and interior and exterior acts Thomas Aquinas used his understanding of Aristotle to develop his ideas of Natural Moral Law. Aquinas believed that when someone chose to go against reason in a situation‚ it was ‘equivalent to condemning

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    Principle of Double Effect An action that is good in itself that has two effects--an intended and otherwise not reasonably attainable good effect‚ and an unintended yet foreseen evil effect--is licit‚ provided there is a due proportion between the intended good and the permitted evil. When there is a clash between the two universal norms of "do good" and "avoid evil‚" the question arises as to whether the obligation to avoid evil requires one to abstain from a good action in order to prevent a

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    Theological Understandings of Mediated Grace When approaching the concept of grace‚ many people often assume that it is “other” - a mysterious force that exists beyond human understanding. They believe that grace is a divine gift that cannot be humanly grasped because of its supernatural nature. Others believe that mediated grace - God as experienced through the senses in a purely human manner - is a vital way to bridge the ontological gap (an extreme difference in being that separates the

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    1.) Structurally‚ Dante’s divisions of the 3 stories Hell‚ Purgatory‚ and Heaven‚ each with 9 (32) places (Heaven: 7 planets+2‚ Hell 9 levels‚ Purgatory: 7 sins +2)‚ the 3 lined stanzas‚ 33 cantos‚ relate to Chartres Cathedral’s use of 3s in the architecture. Thematically‚ Dante’s stories are about the unification of faith and reason with the characters Virgil and Beatrice‚ is the same as Chartres Cathedral’s sculpture and art on the stain glass. Both works show our relationship to God and educates

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    Christianity and Islam are the two most recognized religions in the world today. And their attitudes toward merchants and trade has had a major effect on the worlds economy even dating back to the founding of the religions. Islam’s firsts views on trade where very positive most likely due to the fact that it’s founder‚ Muhammad was a merchant himself. However Christianities first views on merchants and trade were more negative. Jesus the founder of Christianity was a carpenter and thought that the

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    James‚ and Stuart B. Schwartz. Early Latin America: A history of colonial Spanish America and Brazil. New York: Cambridge University Press‚ 1983. Vitoria‚ Francisco de. Political Writings. United Kingdom: Cambridge University Press‚ 1991. Aquinas‚ St. Thomas. The Summa Theologica. England: Benziger Bros.‚ 1947. Tuck‚ Richard. The Rights of War and Peace. New York: Oxford University Press Inc.‚ 1999. Einar Himma‚ Kenneth. "Two Kinds of Natural Law Theory." The Internet Encyclopedia of Philosophy

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    Purpose of Law

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    debatable and arises primarily from the interpretations of thomas aquinas. the stoics asserted that the universe existed according to a rational and purposeful order (a divine or eternal law)‚ and that the means by which a rational being lived in accordance with this order was the natural law‚ which dictated actions that accorded with virtue. some of the early church fathers sought to incorporate this concept of natural law into christianity. thomas hobbes defined natural law as the way in which a rational

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