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i would just like to say that im being a good boy and doing my homework right now but i stumbled across something that must be recorded and, assuming there is at least one person who still reads my journal, pointed out to someone other than myself. im reading one of my texts for medieval philosophy right now and the topic at hand (when i read philosophy i actually talk and type like this...all formal like...it's gay, but whatever) is the psychology of the free will written by w.t. jones and considering St. Thomas Aquinas' original writing. jones refers to St. Augustine (earlier old school catholic philosopher than aquinas) once in the article as follows:
Thus [Aquinas] allowed that the will has no control over the various acts of the vegetative soul--nutrition and growth, for instance, nor over the action of the heart. And further as Augustine said, the movement of the genital members is sometimes inopportune and not desired; sometise when sought it fails, and whereas the heart is warm with desire, the body remains cold.
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BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAAAAHAHAAH!.
oh you silly saints.
es todo.
...veritas et caritas...
Thus [Aquinas] allowed that the will has no control over the various acts of the vegetative soul--nutrition and growth, for instance, nor over the action of the heart. And further as Augustine said, the movement of the genital members is sometimes inopportune and not desired; sometise when sought it fails, and whereas the heart is warm with desire, the body remains cold.
.........
BAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHHAHAHAHAAAAHAHAAH!.
oh you silly saints.
es todo.
...veritas et caritas...