Hence if any habits rectify the consideration of reason, without regarding the rectitude of the appetite, they have less of the nature of a virtue since they direct man to good materially, that is to say, to the thing which is good, but without considerin

Hence if any habits rectify the
consideration of reason, without regarding the rectitude of the
appetite, they have less of the nature of a virtue since they direct
man to good materially, that is to say, to the thing which is
good, but without considerin - Hence if any habits rectify the
consideration of reason, without regarding the rectitude of the
appetite, they have less of the nature of a virtue since they direct
man to good materially, that is to say, to the thing which is
good, but without considerin  Uncomprehensible Thomas Aquinas

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