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    Supports→In pursuing his own glory, God also pursues the creature's good as an ultimate aim

    God's ultimate end is the communication of his internal glory 'ad extra'

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    In pursuing his own glory, God thus takes both himself and the creature's good as ultimate aims. Happiness consists in the knowledge and love of God, and joy in him. The creature's happiness is an ultimate end because it is included in God's ultimate end, namely, the communication of his internal glory “ad extra;” rather than being a means to God's glory, it is part of it.

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