I cannot retain true Childhood unless I am continually putting away childish things. —Robert Hugh Benson, The Friendship of Christ, 1912, p. 5
Time to update the label.
“The Humanitarian Theory of Punishment”, by C. S. Lewis
Heaven and hell are indeed poetic justice, and tells us that God and man have similar predilections.
Choose a color.
Don’t fear those who can kill the body but not the soul. Fear him who can destroy both body and soul in hell. Sc. 43
Not all fears are phobic.
To say that one is the worst of sinners and to say that one is never tempted seem contradictory.
Returning for now to an old Twitter banner.
Not getting the COVID shot for religious reasons shall cover a multitude of sins.
Better face justice in this world than in the next.
If nothing else, Donald J. Trump is the poster child of political persecution.
Wood tones
“We are the artificial intelligence”. Fabio Russo on “Why I don’t call what I do ‘artificial intelligence’”.
When comes the sun?
The ode “Diffugere nives”, read by John Derbyshilre (@DissidentRight)