Kitap · Nicomachean Ethics
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Yazar: Aristotle
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And that the perfect Happiness must be a kind of Contemplative
Working may appear also from the following consideration: our
conception of the gods is that they are above all blessed and
happy: now what kind of Moral actions are we to attribute to
them? those of justice? nay, will they not be set in a ridiculous
light if represented as forming contracts, and restoring
deposits, and so on? well then, shall we picture them performing
brave actions, withstanding objects of fear and meeting dangers,
because it is noble to do so? or liberal ones? but to whom shall
they be giving? and further, it is absurd to think they have
money or anything of the kind. And as for actions of perfected
self-mastery, what can theirs be? would it not be a degrading
praise that they have no bad desires? In short, if one followed
the subject into all details all the circumstances connected with
Moral actions would appear trivial and unworthy of Gods.
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