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Faith, Hope and Love - The Theological Virtues (Deeper Christianity)

Faith, Hope and Love - The Theological Virtues by Andrew Pinsent
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“Aristotle, for example, claims that God is good, perfect and living, and Plato refers to the divine symbol of the sun outside of the cave in which human beings are imprisoned. Yet God was, at best, a remote first cause of the world for the ancient Greeks, and Aristotle denied explicitly that it is possible to be friends with God.”
― Andrew Pinsent, Faith, Hope and Love - The Theological Virtues

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