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"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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Thursday, August 03, 2006

I have a new blog, built almost entirely from scratch. It's still under construction, but its nearly fully functional. It can be found at demiure dot unzilla dot com. Thanks to Donzilla for hosting me. I have no immediate plans to take this one out of operation, and may still post to it.

BTW, it looks right in Firefox, but not in IE.

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