I look forward to the future book, going to go right next to the other three moderate realist systems on the shelf alongside Aristotle's, Aquinas's and the Logoi of the Eastern Fathers. As St Basil put it, plunder all that is good, leave the dross behind.
"Direction is possible, not necessary. This is what leaves room for chance and free will."
This is mind blowing in itself. There's more here than meets the eye and I feel like a more "common" form of expression of this idea could very well ripple through society, especially when clearly linked to God.
An addressed letter is “destined”, yet anything might happen to it on the way.
I look forward to the future book, going to go right next to the other three moderate realist systems on the shelf alongside Aristotle's, Aquinas's and the Logoi of the Eastern Fathers. As St Basil put it, plunder all that is good, leave the dross behind.
"Direction is possible, not necessary. This is what leaves room for chance and free will."
This is mind blowing in itself. There's more here than meets the eye and I feel like a more "common" form of expression of this idea could very well ripple through society, especially when clearly linked to God.