Here in my chair, after a full night’s sleep,
eyes ranging ‘cross shelves of my library Continue reading
Here in my chair, after a full night’s sleep,
eyes ranging ‘cross shelves of my library Continue reading
If I tell my story,
can you tell yours? Continue reading
We have earlier summarized what is perhaps the best book in English on Augustine’s politics (may this excerpt illuminate what is found there, and vice versa), began a summary of Book 19 of his City of God (part one here; pingbacks at the bottom for all other current and future parts), and offered an excerpt of Peter Brown writing about Augustine’s understanding of the Libido Dominandi; here I offer one excellent quote to summarize Augustine’s political vision. Continue reading
“The birds of the air,
and the fishes of the sea
are beneath the Lord’s care”
but I kill the ants
because it pleases me; Continue reading