Happiness Cannot Be Had Alone | Fr. Gregory Pine, O.P.
The Thomistic Institute
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Exploring the Depth of Friendship in Christianity
The chapter delves into the concept of friendship as discussed by Aristotle and St. Thomas, examining the mutual benevolence, shared life, and willing of the good of the other. It contrasts modern ideas of self-denying love with a Christian perspective that highlights mutual good and common life, connected to Trinitarian communion. The conversation emphasizes how sacrificial love, shared happiness, and a focus on the common good are vital in nurturing relationships and fostering genuine connections.
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