What is Lady Philosophy’s argument that demonstrates that the good (virtuous) person is necessarily strong and the wicked is necessarily weak?
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What is Lady Philosophy’s argument that demonstrates that the good (virtuous) person is necessarily strong and the wicked is necessarily weak?
Lady Philosophy essentially argues that wickedness is fleeting and even non-existent in the strictest sense. Because goodness and wickedness are constituting elements of human beings, it is true then that wickedness becomes a "substance-less substance." This sort of constitution is necessarily weak for seemingly obvious reasons.
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