I was hoping you weren't finished sending us your Sunday offerings. In the online intro phil course I'm presently teaching, we're pondering God.
This is an excellent ponder. I thank you weekly (but never weakly). Ursula David Ritchie wrote:
Sometimes I wish I had your strong voice, and better ears,so that like you I could at least seem to know how things really ought to be,how we should re-arrange ourselves before too long. I find I just guess, from time to time, based on best evidence, of course, then suggest where wrong might lie. Your degree of certainty astonishes me for I hear clamor all around and understand but one sound in ninety five.Occasionally I'll catch faint strains of stirring tunes, and I'll go forward,trusting as infantry does, but not really having the faintest clue whether we are doomed, glory-bound, or, more probably, to be completely ignored by history. The only real certainty I can pluck from careful and long meditation, is that other planets and all the void there is cannot, do not and therefore will not give a rip. David Ritchie, Portland, Oregon ------------------------------------------------------------------ To change your Lit-Ideas settings (subscribe/unsub, vacation on/off, digest on/off), visit www.andreas.com/faq-lit-ideas.html
