AC 3293 - natural good and truth

AC 3293
The natural, like the rational, consists of good and truth;
the good in the natural is all that which is of natural affection,
and is called delight;
but the truth is all that which is of the memory,
and is called memory-knowledge....
In order therefore for the natural to be human
it must consist of both,
the one being perfected by the other;
but it has its real life from the good.