Lucius Cæcilius

Advisor to Constantine

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@shawnpaterson Had this exact thought. Definitely hardcore on RPW; probably an abortion abolitionist

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

Honestly, the more I read about JN Darby the more I like him. Serious Christian, serious student of Scripture. Genuinely brilliant scholar.

(millions must read @GribbenC's Darby book)

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

As Mr. Gibbon recounts: "...I involved myself in the philosophical maze of the writings of Plato, of which the dramatic is perhaps more interesting than the argumentative part."

[Ancient Language Institute @theancientlang]

When you first pick up the world's most famous work of philosophy, Plato's Republic, you might be surprised to find that it starts with Socrates describing a day trip he took with his friend Glaucon to check out a festival happening just outside Athens. Where are the syllogisms? Where is the metaphysics? It does not seem very grand, at least at first.

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@IVMiles Depends on where you're from, I guess

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@wagraham See Jonathan Burnside on this: https://t.co/eSVvzkRkHu

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@shawnpaterson @canonpress @joe_rigney Toe Rigney

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@litteraechristi Ubi ista emi potest editio?

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@geharrell @JoffreSwait This arrangement in particular
https://t.co/PVaot4cAPD

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

Why does this hymn keep showing up in Reformed hymnals? It's written by a Recusant celebrating Roman Catholic martyrs from the Reformation

[Nik Storm 🐗 @nikthestorm]

“Faith of our fathers, holy faith! We will be true to thee till death.”

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@JoffreSwait Not sure of the propriety of singing it in church but you'll pry Battle Hymn from my cold, dead Yankee hands

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@_CardinalNewman From Anglo-Catholics,

Good Lord, deliver us

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@miltonappl3 Pay attention to the parallels between Sinon's/the Greeks' entry into Troy and Aeneas'/Achates' entry into Carthage

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@glennbutner Thanks for sharing!

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@postnuance Does he mention anything about Lactantius' De ave phoenice? Interested to know if the work was current among Protestants

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@BMcGrewvy The Adventures in Odyssey reference betrays your true identity

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

Evangelical homeschoolers will save the world (or at least use archaisms learned from books to describe it as it burns)

[Bethel McGrew @BMcGrewvy]

I'm thrilled to announce my debut feature article for @thelampmagazine, a personal essay about my childhood and my parents' library. Many thanks to Matthew and Nic for giving this piece a home.

https://t.co/EzBDL4cWQy

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

It boggles the mind how one could think this. Calvin's section on prayer (III.20) is a standing monument to the man's deep piety, confidence in the goodness of God, and affection for his readers.

[Fr. Ryan Hilderbrand @FrHilderbrand]

I'll say this much - Calvin's "Institutes" is one of the finest theological works put out by any of the Protestant Reformers.

Unfortunately, it is a work empty of mysticism and love. Its pages are like the winter sun - all light and no warmth. That causes too many errors.

[Lucius Cæcilius @F_Lactantius]

@DDFStrand @AmReformer Helpful, thanks.