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Meanings of natural virtue in English
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Usage of natural virtue in English
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Nor yet was it any manner of palpable warm-heartedness or other natural virtue.
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A supernatural state does not dispense us from the obligation of practising natural virtue.
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Therefore God infuses charity into man according to the measure of his natural virtue.
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Now as natural virtue is in natural things, so is human virtue in rational beings.
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There remains to the philosopher the natural virtue of religion, which is a part of justice.
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Now among the virtues directed to the connatural end there is but one natural virtue, viz.
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Sin and feebleness were capable, thought its founders, of elimination by the force of natural virtue.
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Perhaps because it is a natural virtue of women, it sits manlier upon men than upon women.
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His book "Utopia", idealized an imaginary society living according to the principles of natural virtue.
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He had spoken of faith as being a natural virtue; he had even criticised Christ, who healed the sick.
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On the other hand, the good of grace is supernatural, wherefore man cannot tend thereto by a natural virtue.
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His book "Utopia", idealized an imaginary society of pagans living according to the principles of natural virtue.
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Now, in man, none but natural virtue precedes charity, since there is no virtue without charity, as stated above (Q.
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He was not content with mere natural virtue, but insisted that humility must be Christian, given birth to, and animated by charity.
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And it has often happened that a disposition of great natural virtue has been lost before it had any opportunity of benefiting the republic.
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It is the same case, if justice, according to the system of certain philosophers, should be esteemed an artificial and not a natural virtue.
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