Jesus Christ - how do we like His name?
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Here is a letter that I received: I have noticed that in almost all Christian writing, outside of the Gospels, the word “Christ” meaning “Messiah” is used in place of “Jesus” when referring to our Savior/Redeemer. I find that using the name of Jesus ::More
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The world of forms, and Germany
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The tree has parts, relations between its parts, an evolution in time which can not but follow some laws and happen is some order. We can not dispute that, independently of all our mental power, the tree leaves come out in a tree and not in the waves of the ocean or in the clouds. There occur in ::More
A small Library in Greece receives international award
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Veria Library, a small institution in northern Greece, “is about making people’s lives easier and better, not just about housing books and information,” says Ioannis Trohopoulos, director of the Library. “We are a small library that is committed to offering modern tools and services to ::More
Thinking needs time and (perhaps) paper rather than screens
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The influence of the internet to our reading habits is not a small matter. Ellopos Blog has published on this in the past and it will continue to seek better understanding of the whole subject. Here follows excerpts from an article by Patrick Kingsley (Guardian) Better read slowly - and prefer ::More
Shutter Island, An essay of Scorsese for the intensity of experience
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An aspect of the Shutter Island is to record an attempt at self-knowledge and its failure in the horror of discovering that evil is incalculable and is not to be found outside. Scorsese achieves consistency, analogies and a rhythm of great power, robust construction and presentation of the theme ::More
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