Moral evil and human person
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https://doi.org/10.51660/riftp.v2i2.56Keywords:
Saint Thomas Aquinas, Metaphysics, , Metaphysics, Human person, Human nature, Moral evilAbstract
This article focuses on two major philosophical problems: that of evil and that of the person. Moral evil is approached from the situation of man in the origin, as well as at present, and from the considerations of regenerated human nature. The person is presented from his incommunicability or metaphysical individuality, the significance of individuality, the reference to personal being, the consciousness of personal being, and the dignity of personality.
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