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commonwealth-496	DiLeo, Daniel	Thomas Aquinas and the Overlapping Consensus	2022	21	.pdf	application/pdf	9205	405	56	For every being, insofar as it is a being, is actual and in some way perfect, because every act is some sort of perfection” (McInerny 1998, 348: Summa Theologiae I, Question 3, article 5, response); “For in every person, even an evildoer, we ought to love the nature, which God made, which is destroyed by killing” (Finnis 1998, 141: Summa Theologiae, I–II Question 64, article 6, response). They are “justice,” which is giving each his due; “temperance,” which is refraining from acts that are motivated by the passions against the judgment of the intellect; “fortitude,” 4 which is having the courage to act as the intellect tells us we should despite passions such as fear that would prevent us from right action; and “prudence,” which directs the other virtues by reasoning correctly about the situations in which we find ourselves (Oesterle 1984, 110: Summa Theologiae, I–II, Question 61, article 2, response).	cache/commonwealth-496.pdf	txt/commonwealth-496.txt