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Become wise as serpents and innocent as doves.

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Sympractical@sympractical·
Inspired by @miltonappl3 Deeper into the mysteries of marriage
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TOMITA_Akio@Prokoptas·
わたしはてっきり、シカモアイチジクは(日本のイチジク同様)落葉樹だと想っていたのだが、「エジプトイチジクの樹は常緑であり、時期は一定ではないが、年に数回果実をつけるので、貧しい人々にとっては、たえず食べ物をもたらしてくれる大切な木である」(『聖書植物大事典』邦訳p.412)。
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Gage Murphy@gagemurphy777·
The Silmarillion is progressively becoming more ‘canonical’, and thus Tolkien more ‘prophetic’. The “riddle of Ælfwine and Eadwine” being embodied in a “tale of time” is happening how all tales of time unfold… By chance, if chance you call it. Welcome to the Notion Club.
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Sympractical@sympractical·
@gagemurphy777 “The good man out of the good treasure of the heart bringeth forth good things”
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Sympractical@sympractical·
Build the monasteries = Build the memory palaces = “The digital retrieves the medieval” Only the Holy Ghost can show you what belongs in your memory palace.
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Sympractical@sympractical·
Plato’s dialogues should be read like plays, with multiple readers each assigned a role. We would pick up on lots of subtle details that we miss by reading silently.
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Laeth@laethcore·
the desire for meaning is universal, but the pursuit of it is a recent affair. medievals did not pursue meaning. it was just there. we have this freedom. and this blessing. of pursuing meaning, not having it just given to us. thus our meaning, when found, is more meaningful.
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"Fractals are peaty"
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milton@miltonappl3·
The River Eden splits into four Rivers in Genesis 2:10-14. Two real [sic]: Tigris and Euphrates, two symbolic [sic]: Pishon & Gihon. They run opposite normal: 4 rivers converging into one.
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Annie Crawford
Annie Crawford@annielcrawford·
“Our business is to present that which is timeless (the same yesterday, today, and tomorrow) in the particular language of our own age. The bad preacher does exactly the opposite: he takes the ideas of our own age and tricks them out in the traditional language of Christianity.” - CSL
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Plastic Scholar@Plastic_Scholar·
@sympractical Someone suggested to read the Gorgias dialogue out loud and now I don’t know if all the other discussants were just making fun of Socrates and he just didn’t understand that.
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Owen Clark@clrk_o·
Like the symbolic world is clearly platonist to me
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Dal@DallasBHartmann·
@sympractical @laethcore Thats an example of the differences between reading something “symbolically” versus “allegorically”. Whether Plato meant it “allegorically” I don’t know (that’s a question for historians and might be undecidable) but I don’t think the story means what many take it to mean.
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