Si vir es in "late 20's," Patrologiam Latinam eme. I in aes alienum, si opust.

@tillwehvfaces Just vaguely the ethics of Elfland. Orthodoxy really is a fairly reliable catalogue of his opinions.

@JoshPhillipsPhD Fake etymologies have a long and rich history though

@CoffinMedia I don't think anything about it attracts me. It would feel like losing a limb, or losing my sense of sight. It would just be less. I'm extremely committed to a sacramental worldview, moved by an apostolic liturgy and enriched by a scholastic notion of virtues and sanctification.

@Hierony49098392 @M_P_Hazell Karl Rahner pilled

@BretVDB @ScholasticsFan Wait, correction, sorry I can't read Latin, my bad.

@BretVDB @ScholasticsFan On the trinity as well.

@Parsifel1 When life throws you stones

@AncPhi They say people developed peanut allergies because people started washing their hands more.

@mountofmystics I read 'Time is "Lent" to us from God', and for a brief period this sent me down a spiral of meditative speculation.

@epekeina0 They've probably overreacted, and you are likely only guilty of some slight shenanigans

@epekeina0 You're fine bro. It's the internet and most of the stuff here is react content anyway.

@HippieReligious Have you read Cardinal Ratzinger's Spirit of the Liturgy?

@BretVDB Scriptures have endless vertical depth, I think many people get stuck trying to find more horizontal meaning though. Weird ideas and schools ensue.

People generally post better thoughts on this site in the morning I've noticed.

@bethecreed Defende nos in proelio

@BretVDB Impossible question.

@ArmandDAngour I also feel like we prefer the plural "halls" here over "hall" in English. Just a gut feeling on that one

@ArmandDAngour The exclamatory ah is so based. Also, the word aula he uses in book 10 to describe his memory palace, which is implicit in this passage. Very cool, I love it.

@CoffeewClassics The confessions.