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Thursday, May 19, 2011
II.1 chapter 18
For God would never have created any, I do not say angel, but even man, whose future wickedness he foreknew, unless he had equally known to what uses in behalf of the good he could turn him. In the orderliness of the world evil occurs as a contrast to the good, therefore making the good more beautiful.
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