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The mite of the poor , when offered in love , avails more than the rich gift of the thoughtless spendthrift ; in fact he who does not morally love his legitimately-obtained possessions , cannot in the nature of things make therefrom a sacrifice . I think she should say whether she had been married before or that she does n't really love him and loves someone that she ca n't marry for some reason . All moral action directs itself essentially toward a yet to be attained good , and which consequently exists primarily only in thought ; hence the moral motive is not merely love to an existing entity , but at the same time also love to a , as yet , not existing one , to a merely conceived one , the realization of which , however , is , in virtue of our love to the truly existing primative ground of all morality , absolutely sure to us , - - hence it is , essentially , faith in the living and truthful God , and hope of the realization of the highest good . A man grown weary of singing company songs at I.B.M. picnics , feeling guilty about the profits he has made on defense stocks , who has n't really loved his wife for 10 years , must admire , envy and wish for a life of love and contemplation , a simple life leading to a beatific peace .