Specifying thing should exist before specified
That which gives a thing its species should exist before it. But the end comes into existence afterwards. Therefore a human act does not derive its species from the end.
Objection 2. Further, that which gives a thing its species should exist before it. But the end comes into existence afterwards. Therefore a human act does not derive its species from the end.
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Man's last end »Man's last end
3. Whether human acts are specified by their end? »3. Whether human acts are specified by their end?
It would seem not »It would seem not
Specifying thing should exist before specified
The end pre-exists intentionally in the will »The end pre-exists intentionally in the will
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