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Objection 1: It seems that the divine beatitude does not embrace all other beatitudes.
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Therefore the divine beatitude does not embrace all other beatitudes.
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Whence in our manner of understanding, divine beatitude precedes the act of the will at rest in it.
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But whatever semblance it has, howsoever slight, of beatitude, the whole of it pre-exists in the divine beatitude.
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After considering all that pertains to the unity of the divine essence, we come to treat of the divine beatitude.
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The object of the Sooffee is to attain a divine beatitude, which he describes as consisting in absorption into the essence of Deity.
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(4) Whether all other beatitude is included in the divine beatitude?