Theological Theses · §402 · Louis Le Blanc de Beaulieu

Simply perfect: every possible excellence — God alone

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Simply perfect: nothing lacking; every possible excellence.

No creature — only the divine nature.

Creatures have bounded perfections; God holds them all.

Latin

IV. Simpliciter vero perfectum est id cui nihil omnino deest, & quod habet omnem excellentiam possibilem. Talis perfectio nulli creaturae competit, sed est proprium naturae divinae attributum. Omnis enim creatura perfectionem habet certam & determinatam, haec illam, ista aliam: sed Deus in se continet quicquid haberi potest perfectionis, nec cogitari potest ulla excellentia cujus natura divina sit expers.

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