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The human intellect cannot be united with intelligibilia.

The finite I (the intellect) cannot be the ground of its own passivity.

What is first in the order of conceptual cognition is most common and self-evident not by accident, for it indicates the formal aspect of intelligibility, which is included in all knowledge and about which the intellect cannot be uncertain.

But it is more important to understand, Dietrich insists, that the agent intellect cannot be the formal cause of the soul at least not in the natural order of things.

Although Burley seems to accept the existence of a separate material intellect, unique to the whole human species, he emphasizes the fact that without the contribution of elementary thought, which provides us with the phantasm, the material intellect cannot be united to the active intellect in knowing.

No matter how much we look with our intellect and its tools, God cannot be found, and the fact that God cannot be found with a microscope or telescope does not prove that God does not exist.

Through mushāhadah, the Sufi acquires yaqīn (real certainty), which cannot be achieved by the intellect or transmitted to those who do not travel the Sufi path.

According to Porta, these qualities are occult because their workings cannot be grasped by our intellect.

Later, Descartes (AT 7.83 4) characterizes a TIN as having a unity such that it cannot be divided by the intellect.

If the soul's immanent operations such as thinking or willing inhere in their respective powers, the intellect and the will, those powers themselves cannot be the efficient causes of such acts.

Many of the most important aspects of our life cannot be grasped by the intellect or put into words.