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  • The Specific Virtue of Legal Justice From the Teaching of Aristotle and St. Thomas Aquinas

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    ... identical In states where the virtuous may take turns ruling and being ruled, THOSE citigens have such an ...
    ... good, may be called legal justice... 6 and it orders the acts of other virtues,by command (per imperium ...
    ... subject and slave cannot rule or govern" but they can be ruled and governed. This may not seem important ...
    ... it dire,cts them to its own end, an act springing from charity may belong even to another speoial ...
    ... Justice, so that with more detailed are considering. stu~, someone may further develop the subject we He ...

    Creator:

    Konstanzer, Robert Joseph

    Type:

    Dissertation

  • The Notion of Efficient Causality According to the Teaching of St. Thomas Aquinas.

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    ... Requirements for the Degree of Bachelor of Arts. Richard Lai:tler May, 1955 St. Meinrad Seminary St. Meinrad ...
    ... may be reasoned to by considering the idea of becoming. no,,, is in act and what is to be caused is be ...
    ... something must be said about the principle of causality. The principle of causality may be stated thus ...
    ... . - \-1e may use this only in the real, . existential order, but not in the intentional order. 6. The final ...
    ... given. A necessary cause ca.ru1.ot not act An efficient cause may also be described as either immanent ...

    Creator:

    Lawler, Richard

    Type:

    Dissertation

  • The Metaphysical Proof for the Immortality of the Human Soul

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    ... Degree of Bachelor of Arts Albertus Lutterbach May" 1955 st.- Meinrad Seminary st. Meinrad, Indiana ...
    ... corrupted or.destroyed. This may come about owing either to some extrinsic or some intrinsic cause of ...
    ... being. -It applies to men, horses, plants, rocks, or angels. A thing may be corrupted in two ways-in ...
    ... corruption. 4 5 Corruption from the philosophical point of view may th~~ in scholastic language be either of ...
    ... may consider this question in tl-J'O ways. First, from the notion of ~ soul in general, for it belongs ...

    Creator:

    Lutterbach, Albertus

    Type:

    Dissertation

  • The Indissolubility of Marriage According to the Natural Law, Based on the Summa Contra Gentiles of St. Thomas Aquinas, Bk. III, Questions 121-124

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    ... means 1"ill be offered by which indissolubility may be safeguarded. I. Before a thing is discussed the ...
    ... '11edge may "rell be com pared to the infant struggling to make its entrance into the l'iorld. Only "Then ...
    ... , therefore, to be excluded. Polyandry is against the primary and secondary ends of marriage. It may be ...
    ... monogamous. Someone may object that concubinage Ivas often practiced and socially accepted in ancient times ...
    ... leave the man, b~fore the raising of the offspring has been completed. Now, two objections may be ...

    Creator:

    Dilger, Donald C.

    Type:

    Dissertation

  • Summer Camp Guidance: True Character Guidance and Co-Curriculum to Educational Guidance.

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    ... effect produced. Actually, it is what spiritual Tn'iters may look upon spiritual development. And ...
    ... to sound educational learning. Even though the camper himself may not explicitly understand or re ...
    ... city boy, his greatest thrill may have been the experience of milldng a cow. For another to witness the ...
    ... operation of a llU11ber mill or a factory which produces such simple articles as pots and pans may be the ...
    ... may prove to have been effective the previous year, vdll not be digested by the campers and may prove ...

    Creator:

    Kerscher, Francis R.

    Type:

    Dissertation

  • Creation According to the Teaching of St. Thomas

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    ... " Schwenk st. st. May 10" 19,5 Meinrad Seminary Meinrad, Indiana TABLE OF CONTENTS page I IDtroductiOD ...
    ... universe, since there was no time when there was no worl.d. And yet we may find a common subject, but a ...
    ... beings may have been created fran eternity, God 16. , - ~- produces them according. to the freedom ot ...
    ... . Consequenili, it does not follow that there is multipliCity in His essence. b4) We may proceed further and say ...
    ... this it may be said that as God wills Himsel.f or delights in Him~lfj He also wills other things to be ...

    Creator:

    Schwenk, John F.

    Type:

    Dissertation

  • An Analysis of the Thomistic-Aristotelian Concept of Demonstration

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    ... the Degree of Bachelor of Arts Herman G. Lutz May, 1955 st. Meinrad Seminary St. Meinrad, "Indiana An ...
    ... ~stration, which may be defined through its final cause as follows: demonstration is a scien tific syllogism ...
    ... effect, .it follows that t:b.e premisses are prior and more known in nature than the conclusion. It may ...
    ... be that the conclusion is prior and more known as regards our knowledge of it, since it may be easily ...
    ... further. An immediate proposition may be defined as a proposition than which there is no other prior. 4 ...

    Creator:

    Lutz, Herman G.

    Type:

    Dissertation

  • A Study of Three Causes of the Declining Birth Rate Throughout the World

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    ... may have more time and money to devote to their children than would be possible with a larger f~ily ...
    ... may improve or impair the racial qualities of fui:;,ure generatiions ei;ther physically or mentally ...
    ... differences between men are wholly the result of different experiences. 4 Thus a child may be render ed ...
    ... have mentally deficien~ condition. relatives and may be supposed to have inherited the What the ...
    ... marriage. But it may be pointed out that this relationship is already affected directly by restrictions ...

    Creator:

    Fish, Father John E.

    Type:

    Dissertation

  • A Geographical Lexicon of the Roman Martyrology From A to L

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    ... ruins, on the EUphrates river ab .. 55 mi. S~,df~-Baghdad,; near modern Hilla. Bagaj a" as'", f ...
    ... ,; 20 mi. NE of Bolzano. Burgae;,; arum" f. ,; Burge.s -- Commune, NW Belgium, a:b. of Brussels. 55 mi ...
    ... on coast of Samaria and Roman capital of Palestine' 55 mi. mil~ of Jerusalem. Caesarea;: Philippi" m ...

    Creator:

    Trapp, Joseph

    Type:

    Dissertation

  • A Catalogue of All Proper Personal Names in the New Latin Psalter

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    ... leaders were kings. Psalmist prays that they may then be crushed like Madianite king. Samuel, Samuelis ...
    Creator:

    Withem, Thomas W.

    Type:

    Dissertation