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The seminal principle, according to [[Augustinian]] theology, is the seed or principle given all creatures by God. It then develops under favorable conditions as the creature develops.
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The '''seminal principle''', according to [[Augustinian]] theology, is the seed or principle given all creatures by God. It then develops under favorable conditions as the creature develops.
    
[[Thomas Aquinas]] developed a similar view, in his case taken from [[Aristotle]], that all creatures have a potential that can be developed through change.
 
[[Thomas Aquinas]] developed a similar view, in his case taken from [[Aristotle]], that all creatures have a potential that can be developed through change.
    
[[Category:Philosophy]]
 
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