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A Holy will (n.) is an archetype that finite beings can only approach ad infinitum — and the law is called holy because it holds this idea constantly before their eyes.
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A Holy will (n.) is an archetype that finite beings can only approach ad infinitum — and the law is called holy because it holds this idea constantly before their eyes.
A Holy will (n.) is a will incapable of any maxim conflicting with the moral law — for it the law is no imperative, and it stands beyond obligation and duty.