Further, There Are Things Of Which The

Man's Shortcomings And Sins Are All Due To The Substance Of The Body And Not To Its Form; While All His Merits Are Exclusively Due To His Form.

He Who Thinks He Can Have Flesh And Bones Without Being Subject To Any External Influence, Or Any Accidents Of Matter, Unconsciously Wishes To Reconcile Two Opposites, Viz., To Be At The Same Time Subject And Not Subject To Change. If Man Were Never Subject To Change There Could Be No Generation; There Would Be One Single Being, But No Individuals Forming A Species.

Everyone Entrusted With A Mission Is An Angel.

To The Totality Of Purposes Of The Perfect Law There Belong The Abandonment, Depreciation, And Restraint Of Desires In So Far As Possible.

Anticipate Charity By Preventing Poverty.