Good

This philosopher reasoning of good is that all definition is analysis of a concept into its components, that good is a simple concept unanalyzable into anything simpler, and that therefore the concept of good is indefinable.

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Good is the end, and the end is always good

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This philosopher begun his Ethics books with this statement: "The good is that at which all things aim."

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This degree of goodness is qualified and analogous sense; such are all tools and instruments.

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This degree of goodness seeks for the satisfaction or enjoyment it gives without considering it will be beneficial to our whole being; it delights us now and may be harmless, but offers us no guarantee that it may not hurt us in the long run and unfit us for the greater good. Satisfies a particular appetite.

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This degree of goodness contributes toward the perfection of our being as a whole, because it fits a man as such. It perfects the whole man as such.

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The good of mere being.

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The good of completeness.

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The good of right living.

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It is really good.

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