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Tag Archives: language
Review: The Mind of the Maker (Sayers)
Sayer argues that the laws of creative imagination are analogues of the Trinity. Or to say it another way, there is a Trinitarian structure in the mind of man. This is also mirrored in the writing of a book: Book … Continue reading
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Tagged classical education, dorothy sayers, education, language, mind, trinity
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A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin (Collins)
Collins, John F. A Primer of Ecclesiastical Latin. Washington D.C.: The Catholic University of America Press, 1991 [1985]. The book is exactly what the title claims. It introduces the student to the structure of the Latin language with an eye towards … Continue reading
DKG Questions 3 (Language)
While wanting to avoid “anti-abstractionism” in theology, theologians shouldmake use of one of the most important theological words there is–merely. While God is a God of mercy, he is also a God of justice. He is not merely a loving … Continue reading
Notes on Matt Johnson’s take on Herder
This is a highlight of Matthew Raphael Johnson’s “Some Thoughts on Johann Herder and Modernism” (originally available at http://www.rusjournal.com/herder.html; accessed 19 February 2009. That website is now defunct and Johnson is slowly moving his material to the new and highly-recommended … Continue reading