Four essential capacities constitute proper rationality: being attentive to what is actual, being intelligent (discerning intelligible form), being reasonable (making judgments about what is true), and being responsible (following through on implications)—and the human mind is fallen in all four, requiring disciplinary process.
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Bishop Robert BarronEvidence Quote
“lonergan... had those four imperatives... be attentive be intelligent be reasonable and be responsible... the mind is fallen... it falls away from attention... doesn't have insights... doesn't make judgments... isn't responsible”
Source
The 4 Horsemen of Meaning | Bishop Barron, John Vervaeke, and Jonathan Pageau | EP 204— Jordan B PetersonCreated: 8/10/2026, 11:07:05 PM
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