The Great Schoolmen of the Middle Ages. An Account of Their Lives, And the Services They Rendered to the Church And the World
The Great Schoolmen of the Middle Ages. An Account of Their Lives, And the Services They Rendered to the Church And the World
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He taught that when appetite and reason come into conflict, the free will of man is called to decide between thfem, and that through this function of decision desire is exalted into perfect will. The law, he said, which regulates reason is conscience, which, as to its intuitive knowledge of the right principles of action, is imperishable and innate, but which in appli- cation to separate cases is variable, and requires con- tinual enlightenment and education. He adopted the four virtues of the ...ancients as taught by Plato and Aristotle — Wisdom, Fortitude, Temperance, and Justice; and added to these the three Christian graces — Faith, Hope, and Love — as the Divine ideal of human ex- cellence.
The system of religious philosophy taught by Albert was characterised by a spirit of daring which was only Digitized by LjOOQ IC 172 GREAT SCHOOLMEN OF THE MIDDLE AGES.
restrained from rushing into fatal heresies by his pro- found submission to the vow of his order, and his deeply devotional spirit.
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He taught that when appetite and reason come into conflict, the free will of man is called to decide between thfem, and that through this function of decision desire is exalted into perfect will. The law, he said, which regulates reason is conscience, which, as to its intuitive knowledge of the right principles of action, is imperishable and innate, but which in appli- cation to separate cases is variable, and requires con- tinual enlightenment and education. He adopted the four virtues of the ...ancients as taught by Plato and Aristotle — Wisdom, Fortitude, Temperance, and Justice; and added to these the three Christian graces — Faith, Hope, and Love — as the Divine ideal of human ex- cellence.
The system of religious philosophy taught by Albert was characterised by a spirit of daring which was only Digitized by LjOOQ IC 172 GREAT SCHOOLMEN OF THE MIDDLE AGES.
restrained from rushing into fatal heresies by his pro- found submission to the vow of his order, and his deeply devotional spirit.
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