The book Summa Theologica, Part Ii-Ii (Secunda Secundae) was written by author Thomas, Aquinas, Saint, 1225?-1274 Here you can read free online of Summa Theologica, Part Ii-Ii (Secunda Secundae) book, rate and share your impressions in comments. If you don't know what to write, just answer the question: Why is Summa Theologica, Part Ii-Ii (Secunda Secundae) a good or bad book?
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Nom. Vii), even as a man comes into contactwith the angel in respect of his intellect. Now cardinal virtues areinferior to the gifts, as stated above (I-II, Q. 68, A. 8). Since, then, counsel is the first and lowest act of prudence, while commandis its highest act, and judgment comes between, it seems that thegift corresponding to prudence is not counsel, but rather a gift ofjudgment or command. Obj. 2: Further, one gift suffices to help one virtue, since thehigher a thing is the more one it is..., as proved in _De Causis. _ Nowprudence is helped by the gift of knowledge, which is not onlyspeculative but also practical, as shown above (Q. 9, A. 3). Therefore the gift of counsel does not correspond to the virtue ofprudence. Obj. 3: Further, it belongs properly to prudence to direct, as statedabove (Q. 47, A. 8). But it belongs to the gift of counsel that manshould be directed by God, as stated above (A. 1). Therefore the giftof counsel does not correspond to the virtue of prudence. _On the contrary, _ The gift of counsel is about what has to be donefor the sake of the end.
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