St. Thomas Aquinas on Nostr: Whatever is contrary to the order of reason is, properly speaking, contrary to the ...
Whatever is contrary to the order of reason is, properly speaking, contrary to the nature of man as man. While whatever is in accord with reason is in accord with the nature of man as man (ST 1.71.2).
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