Christian Morals
Christian Morals
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It occurs also, where we should expect to find it, in the me- taphysical speculations of Aristotle, and is also un- doubtedly hinted at in Plato. Aristotle expressly says, that in every act of thought " the mind which contemplates, and the object contemplated," the to vovv and to voovfxsvov, are the same. They both co- exist in one and the same subject, as the convex and concave form are united in one and the same line.
And in his theory of friendship, which he would make essential to human hap...piness, if not its highest good, he states that to form a perfect friendship, three con- ditions are required — two distinct persons, to reci- procate the affection ; and yet in these distinct per- z2 258 JUSTIFICATION.
sons the greatest possible equality, similarity, and communion, £ o/ioion/c, and wwvonye. 1 They must be separate, and yet one. And he traces, as we have traced, the delight of friendship and love to the act by which the mind contemplates the ob- ject which it loves, as distinct from itself, and yet as united to itself — as a second self.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
It occurs also, where we should expect to find it, in the me- taphysical speculations of Aristotle, and is also un- doubtedly hinted at in Plato. Aristotle expressly says, that in every act of thought " the mind which contemplates, and the object contemplated," the to vovv and to voovfxsvov, are the same. They both co- exist in one and the same subject, as the convex and concave form are united in one and the same line.
And in his theory of friendship, which he would make essential to human hap...piness, if not its highest good, he states that to form a perfect friendship, three con- ditions are required — two distinct persons, to reci- procate the affection ; and yet in these distinct per- z2 258 JUSTIFICATION.
sons the greatest possible equality, similarity, and communion, £
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