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SOUL
Defined as “primus actus corporis physici organici”
SOUL
First act of a physical organic body
SOUL
It is the principle of life
SOUL
Any being, therefore, that manifests life and thereby performs vital operations has a soul, or in the language of some philosophers, any living being is a besouled being
God
Angels
Humans
Animals
Plants
Minerals
HIERARCHY OF BEING (SCALA NATURAE)
OPERARI SEQUIT UR ESSE
OPERATION FOLLOWS BEING
OPERATION FOLLOWS BEING
This principle affirms human dignity because it shows that our capacities for truth, goodness, and freedom are rooted in what we are by nature—created in the image and likeness of God.
NUTRITION
Refers to the operation by which the creature’s life is conserved
NUTRITION
A vital operation that transforms food into nutritive substances by the process of metabolism and the ability to assimilate these nutritive materials into the different parts of the body
GROWTH
This operation refers to the augmentation and refers to the operation by which living beings acquire by nourishment the quantity characteristic to it
GROWTH
It is a result of the assimilation of food
GROWTH
It is the vital operation then by which, for example, the baby increase in size and obtain the development characteristic of the species to which it belongs
REPRODUCTION
This refers to the operation by which a new organism is generated from a previous organism (origo viventis a principio vivente conjuncto in similitudinem naturae)
REPRODUCTION
It is the vital process whereby living beings, after reaching maturity, perpetuate their species
SENSATION
This operation manifests the capacity to perceive accidental properties of things
LOCOMOTION
The operation that manifests the capacity to move from one place to another
INTELLECTION
Considered as an immaterial operation because its object is the idea which is an immaterial presentation of reality
INTELLECTION
The ability to know immaterial truths
VOLITION
This is an immaterial operation and its object is the idea which is immaterial because it is a movement consequent upon the immaterial apprehension of the intellect
VOLITION
The freedom to love beyond instinct
INDIVIDUA SUBSTANTIA NATURAE RATIONALIS
Biologically, man is a higher primate, sharing DNA similarities with animals, yet set apart by intellect and moral capacity.
An individual substance of a rational nature
INDIVIDUA SUBSTANTIA NATURAE RATIONALIS
Capax Dei
Capacity for God
Capax Dei
with an innate capacity for God inscribed in our very nature.
Capax Dei
made capable of God
Obediential Potency
the natural facility given by God to us, enabling us to know God
Obediential Potency
that is to say that the human mind is in obediential potency to the knowledge of God
OPEN AND RELATIONAL BY NATURE (HUMAN PERSON IN EXPERIENCE)
Social and gregarious by nature
OPEN AND RELATIONAL BY NATURE (HUMAN PERSON IN EXPERIENCE)
We are being by, with, and for others
OPEN AND RELATIONAL BY NATURE (HUMAN PERSON IN EXPERIENCE)
Trinitarian in origin
OPEN AND RELATIONAL BY NATURE (HUMAN PERSON IN EXPERIENCE)
Social well-being and Common Good
OPEN AND RELATIONAL BY NATURE (HUMAN PERSON IN EXPERIENCE)
God is the source and fulfillment of all human person’s relationships
CONSCIOUS BEINGS
Possess self-awareness through our knowing and free willing.
CONSCIOUS BEINGS
We “image” in our small way the Creator’s infinite knowing and loving.
CONSCIOUS BEINGS
Reason understands the order of things and recognize the voice of God
Hylomorphic Theory
stresses the unity between our body and soul
Hylomorphic Theory
metaphysical view according to which every natural body consists of two intrinsic principles,
Hylomorphic Theory
a philosophical concept developed by Aristotle and deepened by St. Thomas Aquinas
Hylomorphic Theory
applied to the human person, this means that man is not merely a soul trapped in a body, nor a body functioning like a machine, but a unity of body and soul
Body
the matter; essential part of our being human; not merely an instrument that we use according to our whims; good and honorable
Body
our physical, visible, and tangible reality
Soul
the form; the nature or essence of a thing; the unifying principle and forms one unique human being
Soul
our spiritual, immaterial essence that gives life, identity, and purpose to the body.
Soul
not an abstract addition but the principle that makes us one unique human being
Imago Dei
First, every human person is created in the image and likeness of God
Imago Dei
This means that unlike other creatures, we are able to know and love our Creator, willed by God for our own sake, and called to stewardship of creation.
Imago Dei
Our dignity does not come from wealth, success, or ability, but from the fact that we reflect God Himself.
Irreplaceable and Non-substitutable
human beings are not objects of use or means to an end. We must treat our fellow human beings as equals
Called to Responsibility and Stewardship
According to Pope Francis’ Laudato Si, both man and woman are equally ordered to "subdue" the earth