Aquinas's __________ claims that a being can be more or less of something (good, true, noble, etc.) only if there is a maximum (the best, the truest, the noblest, etc.)

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Aquinas's Fourth Way is the Argument from Gradation, which posits that natural things exist in varying degrees of goodness, truth, nobility, etc., and this gradation implies the existence of a maximum in any genus, which is the cause of all in that genus.

Aquinas's __________ Claims That a Being Can Be More or Less