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Essay heading: Saint Thomas Aquinas' End for Which Man is Made and The Suicides of Dante's Inferno.
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This "prime mover", too, is not the creator of all things, as Aquinas believed, but is the goal to which humans are to move towards in the final end to find true happiness. Aquinas built onto this Aristotelian view the theological aspect of a loving God that can be known face to face through the use of the intellect... displayed 300 characters
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One can receive God through a beatific vision - the human ability to intellectually receive the perfect possession of God as well as His infinite goodness to cure man's yearning for happiness.[3] Through this vision man comes in contact with being itself - being that calls everyone to reunite with The Creator in the final end... displayed next 300 characters
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