"If, then, Plato defined the wise man as one who imitates, knows, loves this God, and who is rendered blessed through his fellowship with Him in His own blessedness, why discuss with the other philosophers? It is evident that none come nearer to us than the Platonists." -St. Augustine, City of God, bk. VIII cap. 5

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Monday, May 22, 2006

My favorite line from The White Stripe's Seven Nation Army: "All the words are gonna bleed from me and I will think no more."
Who knew that Jack White knew Greek philosophy? Verbal speech is just the outer logos which is the sign of the inner logos. Thinking requires inner logoi, inner words.

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