This is for YOU. . .You know who you are!
Note the near perfect Thomistic distinction. . .
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A case of contradictories
which are true. God exists : God does not exist. Where is the problem?
I am quite sure that there is a God in the sense that I am quite sure
that my love is not illusory. I am quite sure that there is not a God
in the sense that I am quite sure nothing real can be anything like what
I am able to conceive when I pronounce this word. But that which I
cannot conceive is not an illusion. (Simone Weil, Gravity and Grace, Routledge, 114.)
Note the near perfect Thomistic distinction. . .
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Sounds a bit like Meister Eckhart. Well, except maybe for the bit where she explains herself.
ReplyDeleteMy thought exactly. She starts off sounding a lot like the Rhineland mystics and then quickly shifts back toward sounding like a sensible Thomist!
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