“[S]ince being is analogical, we are quite correct in using the same words, in particular the word 'being', for both God and his creatures.”

Part 1. "The Eternal Feminine", Ch. 4, p. 73
The Eternal Feminine (1968)

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Jesuit theologian and cardinal 1896–1991

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