The good of the multitude is more divine than the good of the individual.
Catholic philosopher and theologian
The good of the multitude is more divine than the good of the individual.
Catholic philosopher and theologian
Summa Theologica, Part II-II, Q. 152, Art. 5, Reply to Obj. 3
c. 1265-1274
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