The nature of man is the emulation of God

Thomas Aquinas takes the concept of nature from Aristotle and explains in his work Summa Theologica that the good is a nature. A nature is according to Aristotle to what the being tends in its development. Thomas Aquinas concludes that every being desires its own good or perfection and that the good is a nature, all being tends to its own completitude or to say towards its maximum development. Example: the fruit is good when it is mature.
The gospels add some information about the good: "Only God is good" Mark 10:18. The good is a perfection of God, is a spiritual gift, God is the source of the good.
Then a question arises, what is the good of man? What is the nature of man? What does man tend in his development?
We can say that the adult man is the man gifted of the Art of Listening; so what is the Art of Listening?
The Art of Listening is: listen (perceive with attention), meditate (with intuition and inspiration), decide.
Practical cases are: Jesus and the denarius (Mark 12), Jesus and the prostitute (John 8)
The Art of Listening is known as Emulating God (Book of Rhetoric, Aristotle), or to say we resolve what is presented to our judgement as God in person, capturing the mind of God. That is the action of the Holy Spirit in the Christian Religion.
Concluding we can affirm that the nature of man is the conformity to God, the nature of man is the emulation of God.
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