Aquinas's Discussion on Political and Individual Prudence

This chapter explores Aquinas's views on political prudence and how it differs from other forms of prudence, emphasizing its role in achieving the common good of the city. It discusses the relationship between political prudence and other types of prudence, highlighting how pursuing the common good benefits both the city and individuals. The chapter also examines the interplay between individual rights and the common good, stressing the importance of considering societal implications in ethical decision-making.