Ass't Director of the Jefferson Center at UT-Austin. Catholicism, Aristotle, Strauss, Phish, Gene Wolfe, etc. Brought to you by the numbers 3, 17, and 12/9/95.
Every spoken word was a pilgrim, in some sense, passing through the valley of the shadow of death."
Lauren Spohn ponders death from the dentist’s chair: https://t.co/KE4x0pHrd1
@bizarchive It's probably not a tease, but the jam in the 8/2/97 Hood from about 10:00-12:00, especially at 10:30 and 11:15, sounds quite a bit like Leprechaun. Tease or not, it's gorgeous.
@HAHazony I read this in light of his treatment of grace and original sin: not just the Jews, but no one could merit so great a good without grace. Thus Abraham's faith was infused and "gratuitous," i.e. possible through grace. Mirrors Thomas' account of justification.