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3. Whether human acts are specified by their end? Issue1 #4562 Article 3. Whether human acts are specified by their end?

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Man's last end »Man's last endMan's last end☜An argument map of Aquinas Summa Theologica Prima Secundae Partis, question 1. ☜F1CEB7

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3. Whether human acts are specified by their end?3. Whether human acts are specified by their end?☜Article 3. Whether human acts are specified by their end?☜FFB597

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It would seem not »It would seem notIt would seem not☜It would seem that human acts are not specified by their end.☜59C6EF

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Yes, human acts are specified by their end »Yes, human acts are specified by their endYes, human acts are specified by their end☜☜59C6EF

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Entry date (GMT): 1/31/2008 7:39:00 AM
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