Leo Xiii And Modern Civilization
Leo Xiii And Modern Civilization
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" This idea of a central government to which all classes look for their support is irradicably ingrained in the Roman Catholic mediaeval system which con- io6 sidered the particular government of the " Holy Roman Empire, " as directly instituted by God, being symbolized in the coronation of the Emperor by the Pope as vicar of Jesus Christ ; and under the Em- peror every official held office by Divine Right. The individual was consequently absorbed in the whole; as St. Thomas Aquinas says in Sum...ma II. , II. , q. 58, a. 5: "All who are comprised in a community stand to the community as parts to the whole ; now all that the part is, belongs to the whole ; hence everything good in the part isreierrable to the good of the whole ; " and he continues in the same chapter, article ninth ; " the common good is the aim ot all individuals existing in a community, as the good of the whole is the object of all the parts. " He also frequently reiterates that the individual exists for the good of the species.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
" This idea of a central government to which all classes look for their support is irradicably ingrained in the Roman Catholic mediaeval system which con- io6 sidered the particular government of the " Holy Roman Empire, " as directly instituted by God, being symbolized in the coronation of the Emperor by the Pope as vicar of Jesus Christ ; and under the Em- peror every official held office by Divine Right. The individual was consequently absorbed in the whole; as St. Thomas Aquinas says in Sum...ma II. , II. , q. 58, a. 5: "All who are comprised in a community stand to the community as parts to the whole ; now all that the part is, belongs to the whole ; hence everything good in the part isreierrable to the good of the whole ; " and he continues in the same chapter, article ninth ; " the common good is the aim ot all individuals existing in a community, as the good of the whole is the object of all the parts. " He also frequently reiterates that the individual exists for the good of the species.
What to read after Leo Xiii And Modern Civilization?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by J Bleecker John Bleecker Miller to read onlineMoreLess
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