Philanthropy in America: A Comprehensive Historical Encyclopedia [3 volumes]Dwight F. Burlingame A comprehensive reference on the philanthropic sector includes articles on prominent people, events, associations, theories, legislation, and other relevant topics, along with a volume of source documents. |
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... charity , we love for God's sake . Second Article . Whether charity is something created in the soul ? We proceed thus to the Second Article : - Objection 1. It would seem that charity is not some- thing created in the soul . For ...
... charity , we love for God's sake . Second Article . Whether charity is something created in the soul ? We proceed thus to the Second Article : - Objection 1. It would seem that charity is not some- thing created in the soul . For ...
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... charity , and of the body by the soul : but for- mally charity is the life of the soul , even as the soul is the life of the body . Consequently we may conclude from this that just as the soul is immediately united to the body , so is ...
... charity , and of the body by the soul : but for- mally charity is the life of the soul , even as the soul is the life of the body . Consequently we may conclude from this that just as the soul is immediately united to the body , so is ...
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... Charity is a Special Virtue ? We proceed thus to the Fourth Article : - Objection 1. It would seem that charity is not a spe- cial virtue . For Jerome says : Let me briefly define all virtue as the charity whereby we love God [ The ...
... Charity is a Special Virtue ? We proceed thus to the Fourth Article : - Objection 1. It would seem that charity is not a spe- cial virtue . For Jerome says : Let me briefly define all virtue as the charity whereby we love God [ The ...
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References to this book
Understanding Philanthropy: Its Meaning and Mission Robert L. Payton,Michael P. Moody Limited preview - 2008 |