BASIC HUMAN GOODS IN ST. THOMAS AQUINAS DOCTRINE
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https://doi.org/10.15691/0718-5448Vol1Iss1a29Keywords:
St. Thommas Aquinas, basic hunnan goods, practical reason, will, happinessAbstract
Considering the works of G. Grisez and J. Finnis, the intent of this article is to demonstrate that the doctrine of basic human goods is of profound thornists roots, and that its implicit in all the moral teaching of St. Thomas Aquinas.References
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