Are there other ways that the word "natural" is used to justify a particular way of behaving? How do these approaches compare to the theory of Aquinas?
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Are there other ways that the word "natural" is used to justify a particular way of behaving? How do these approaches compare to the theory of Aquinas?
I insist at the outset on this natural and healthy character in human skepticism, because it is the foundation of the thesis I desire to propose, which is this: that those who would present the truths of the faith to those unacquainted with the process by which we come to hold them must not only take natural skepticism for granted, but must respect it.
What is more, we of the faith do well to safeguard in ourselves this robust and healthy quality, for in the absence or weakness of it we may come to accept nonsense even in sacred things, and, what is perhaps worse, we shall weaken our reasoning faculty.
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