We are faced not only with moral problems about how we ought to live, as depicted in the Decalogue, but with a metaphysical problem about what we are. We are not only asked to know and follow man’s moral good, but to affirm his existential or structural good as a being. We are asked to understand and know the original “being” as given to us is superior to anything that we might propose as an alternative. [1]
Sins against God the Creator
Fr. James V. Schall S. J., MercatornetWednesday, August 23, 2017
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