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    The candidate must become the lover of every lovely body. — Carmelics
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    The candidate must become the lover of every lovely body.

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    • 1.The beauty of each and every body is the same.
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    • 2.Recognizing this sameness requires extending love to all beautiful bodies.
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    • 1.Particular love relationships have moral and personal value that universal indiscriminate love structurally cannot preserve.
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    • 2.Aristotle's account of philia requires selective attachment based on character, not extension to all instances of a quality.
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    • 1.The logical move from 'all beautiful bodies share the same beauty' to 'one must love all of them' commits a quantifier-shift fallacy.
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    • 2.Recognizing a universal property as identical across instances does not obligate affective responses to every instance of that property.
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    The candidate for this initiation cannot, if his efforts are to be rewarded, begin too early to devote himself to the beauties of the body. First of all, if his preceptor instructs him as he should, he will fall in love with the beauty of one individual body, so that his passion may give life to noble discourse. Next he must consider how nearly related the beauty of any one body is to the beauty of any other, and he will see that if he is to devote himself to loveliness of form it will be absurd
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