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Omnia appetunt suam perfectionem...StThomas Aquinas Is this true?
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"Now it is clear, however, that a thing is desirable according to its perfection, for all desire their own perfection. " You tell me. I don't particularly adhere to this philosophy. "For all desire" - consider this: do 6 billion people on the planet desire perfection? Think about that. "for all desire THEIR OWN PERFECTION"? Does that mean that that aborigini in the jungles of the Philippines desires a perfection that is not your perception of perfection? Garbage. Tell you what: go watch some bugs bunny Cartoons and get off this ride. these people just want your money; that's all. Hari Krishna kari Krishna would you like to buy a flower? ==== do you think about the after life" would you like to buy a magazine?
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