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"Nature is a language." writer: The Dispatch, Real Clear Books, The Critic, First Things https://t.co/rKNBltDQNR
Chicago, IL Katılım Ağustos 2011
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@WHerzogovina It probably seeped into my mind without realizing it. Maybe I was drawing on it. Was this at the end of The Great Divorce?
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@SamBuntz Your description is a metaphor almost exactly taken from C.S. Lewis in describing what the Heavenly Kingdom and Bodies might appears as in relation to our present reality
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I wonder if the Pope likes Flatland by Edwin Abbott. Haven't actually read it, but I understand that it involves the encounter of two-dimensional beings with a three-dimensional object, a cube which manifests to them as a square. Metaphor for the Incarnation, maybe?
Joseph Nolla, SJ@josephnollasj
“Pope Leo was a math major? I wonder what his encyclicals will be like” Like this
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@5000Ladytr79538 Yeah, I think Flatland is meant to make us think about if we encountered a visitor from higher dimensions and to extend the analogy.
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@SamBuntz It describes multi dimensions. Past 3 in other words.
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@annakhachiyan It doesn't seem like life was always automatically stained with failure the way it is now.
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@annakhachiyan Earlier eras certainly had their share of barbarities, but institutions like monasticism at least dealt with human loneliness outside of marriage more effectively. There were better roles for lifelong bachelors and "old maids" (and not just in monastic situations).
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People laugh but this will be a major epidemic in just a decade or two, unlocking new galaxy brain tiers of mental illness and granting final legitimacy to the assisted suicide industry
Pay Roll Manager Here@UsingLyft
A lot of women think they’re gonna be ok later in life being alone cuz they’re used to it now but I suspect being alone in your 20s and 30s while still receiving ample male attention will feel much different than being alone in your 40s and 50s. Pride
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@moonandmouth I think I remember hearing Crowley was mad about the fact that he kept attracting so many redditors. He wanted them to be hot, stylish, debonair.
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@BenjaminHo11and What would you say his notion of the Good is, ultimately?
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@SamBuntz Those aren't his goals. You should read his work. He is very clear about this.
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One weird thing about Yarvin is that he has the same goals as neoliberal technocrats (efficiency, utility), it's just that he wants to use a CEO-king to get there. (And he's racist.) No appreciation for religion, culture, etc. An impoverished conception of the Good.
Christopher F. Rufo ⚔️@christopherrufo
Curtis Yarvin reveals his softer side, saying that although he despises America's founding myths, he is passionate about youth athletics: "I care about the people. I like the human beings. I like small-town football."
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@sneed_emmanuel The reporter was absolutely right to make fun of him for this.
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@SamBuntz That's not true. He started crying when he met Camus and thought about the fact that Europe's culture is on track to be destroyed by demographic replacement, a libtard reporter made fun of him for it. He's pro-white and loves the good.

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