Once upon a time, Christians would settle their disputes over things like who was allowed to translate “thou shalt not kill” (or rather, “non occides”) into the vernacular by fighting about it.
Man you really could keep going with this. A la Helena Rosenblatt: Once upon a time some Germans wanted to think about God but also about history. Or once upon a time some Frenchmen thought---in spite of the available evidence of their own revolution---that free people might be more virtuous. A word that contains multitudes.
Man you really could keep going with this. A la Helena Rosenblatt: Once upon a time some Germans wanted to think about God but also about history. Or once upon a time some Frenchmen thought---in spite of the available evidence of their own revolution---that free people might be more virtuous. A word that contains multitudes.