Sentence examples for infinite goods from inspiring English sources

Robert M. Adams, in a series of articles and then in Finite and Infinite Goods (1999), first separates off the good (which he analyzes Platonically in terms of imitating the ultimate good, which is God) and the right.

(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.

Campanella begins the "Physiologia" by stating that when the first Being most powerful, most wise and best decided to create the world, defined as its "effigy" and the "image" of its infinite goods, it unfolded an "almost infinite" space in which that effigy was placed.

Paraphrasing Hegel, he states: "Only from the heights of an infinite good mood can you observe below you the eternal stupidity of men and laugh over it".

If the Christian God does exist, the agnostic gains eternal life by believing in him and loses an infinite good by not believing.

He asked me to sit by her bedside with him as he read her Thurber and took care of her with infinite good humor and patience.

Secondly, that the infinite good of God in all possible worlds will always outweigh the finite evil in any possible world.

Secondly, Hume argues that even if one accepted the analogy, it would not prove that the creator is infinite, good, or perfectly intelligent, nor that there would be only one creator god.

Because the good in a good party is part of the Infinite Goodness.

That's infinite goodness.

Here's the algorithm: G-d is infinite + G-d is good = everything is infinitely good.