It became the one cause to which he was unconditionally committed".
(As Scotus says, if there were two infinite goods, "an orderly will … could not be perfectly satisfied with but one infinite good" [Scotus, 87].) Since they are equally perfect, it would be inappropriate to be totally devoted or unconditionally committed to either one of them.
For if "ought" does imply "can," and it is impossible to be totally devoted and unconditionally committed to each of two distinct beings (as 10 says), then we aren't under any obligation to do so.
"I pledge to you that I am totally and unconditionally committed to protecting our children from abuse of any kind," Cardinal Egan said.
In a letter delivered to parishioners for Palm Sunday masses, he wrote, "I pledge to you that I am totally and unconditionally committed to protecting our children from abuse of any kind".
We want to make it clear that we are wholly and unconditionally committed to respecting the identity and way of life of the inhabitants of the Malvinas, as we do with the 250,000 British descendants living in mainland Argentina.
(Their indefeasibility appears to be part of the very concept of divine worship; part of what it means to be God is to be such that no other obligation can take precedence over our obligation to be totally devoted and unconditionally committed to him).
At the same time, China is by no means unconditionally committed to Pakistan, and this should give Washington room for maneuver.
That's what comes from witnessing acting that is this unconditionally committed, not to mention this sensational — in every sense of the word.
However, I am fully committed to loving my child unconditionally, and I know that if others take the time to get to know xem, they will become better people in doing so, for xe is a fantastic and amazing human being.
