Difference between revisions of "Esse"

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'''Esse''' is the noun in [[Latin]] for "to be."  In other words, '''esse''' means an act of existence.
 
  
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'''Esse''' is used to distinguish between the principle of existence and the nature or essence of something.
 
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In [[God]] alone are existence and essence one and the same.
 
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[[category:Christian Terms]]
 
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[[category:Latin Phrases]]
 

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