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@Tawadros15@gladioaires@ByzantineYurii Neither of these definitively say the rational soul is infused at conception.
It is common, even in St. Thomas’ day, to speak “improperly” like this about what a human person is.
Indeed the life must always be protected, because it can and is ordered to recieved the rational S
@Tawadros15@gladioaires@ByzantineYurii I don’t care what Islamic jurisprudence says, and I obviously am not making my point based on that.
St. Thomas was not the only person who taught this btw.
In fact, it is near universal among the Fathers and theologians.
Where did the Church Definitively teach that?
@Tawadros15@gladioaires@ByzantineYurii Biology, the physical science, by definition, cannot tell us when the rational soul is infused.
We know A soul is “generated” at conception, since we know there is a living being, but it does not have to be the rational soul.
@FeelsGuy2003 2° Whether a wife, knowing, in condomistic congress can passively offer herself? - Negatively; for she would give assistance to a thing intrinsically illicit."1.
Ibid.
@FeelsGuy2003 Holy Office, Apr 6, 1853: "1° Whether the imperfect use of marriage, whether it be done onanistically or condomistically, according as in the case, is licit?1 - Negatively; for it is intrinsically evil.
1 Apud Ami du Clerge, loc. cit., p. 1077.
@johnsonthoughts@Varneyco Nomen Est Omen!
“Let not my lord the king, I pray, regard this naughty man Nabal: for according to his name, he is a fool, and folly is with him”
-1 Samuel 25:25
@_bonaventurian@L00seN00se Fransiscus Pico wrote, what I have heard, is a great Apology for St Savonarola!
Also, I am translating the entirety of St. Antoninus’ absolutely beautiful, and massive, Moral Chronicle.
St. Alphonsus cites this so often I just had to see what it’s about!
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