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    The intellect encompasses all beings in the conceptional ... — Carmelics
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    Supports→The intellect can be the likeness of the universe of beings in the real order because its nature is general and universal.

    The intellect encompasses all beings in the conceptional order.

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    Intellects possess unique attributes according to Dietrich. We have already remarked on one of these: their likeness to God and to the universe of beings—a property shared by no other creatures. We have seen that intellect is like God in that it is what we have called semi-creative or conceptional. In what way, however, can intellect be the likeness of the universe of beings, and to such a degree that it becomes identified with it so that we can say that the intellect is the universe of beings i

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