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15 Cards in this Set
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concupiscible appetite
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= a sensory response to sensory good or sensory evil that is without obstacle
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irascible appetite
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= sensory response to sensory good or evil that is complicated by obstacle
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Habitus =
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- a disposition wherein a being is more or is less in relation to itself
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quality =
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- something that signifies ennobling or degradation
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Definition of virtue
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- "a good habit of the mind by which we live righteously, which none can make bad use of, and which God makes in us"
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Wisdom=
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- knowledge of the highest causes
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Science=
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- demonstration from known to unknown
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Understanding =
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- basic intuition of first principles
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Perfections of the speculative intellect:
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wisdom, science, understanding
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Justice =
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- firm and habitual will to give others their due
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Fortitude =
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- the strength to behave appropriately in the face of death
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Temperance =
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- appropriate use of things
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Law =
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an ordinance of practical reason given by someone who has charge over the whole community, which has been promulgated.
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Eternal law
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- the act by which God governs creation, moving it to its proper end.
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The inclinations:
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- preserve one's being (vegetative)
- hand on life (animal) - seek the good (rational) |
