The Nature of the Good. All things are good; better in proportion as they are better measured, formed, and ordered, less good where there is less of measure, form and order. . . . God transcends all measure, form and order in his creatures, not in spatial locality but by his unique and ineffable power from which come all measure, form and order. Where these things are present in a high degree there are great goods. Where they are present in a low degree there are small goods. And where they are absent there is no goodness . . . there is no natural thing at all. Therefore, every natural existent is good. Augustine: Earlier Writings, p 327.

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