St. Thomas Aquinas on Nostr: Man in sinning draws away from the order of reason and so abandons human ...
Man in sinning draws away from the order of reason and so abandons human greatness—insofar as man is naturally free and a being who exists for himself—and he falls in with the subjected condition of irrational animals (ST 2-2.54.2).
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