Tag: folly
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In Confession of Folly (Erasmus’ Epistle to the Post-Moderns)
For only the fool who does not survive intact / will reveal the Wisdom that saves the world…
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Lecherio: Eleventh Night, or As You Love It
Lecherio: [angry] Damn you! Why must you be so annoying? / Fool: [mimicking Lecherio] Why must YOU be so annoying?
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Orsinine: Eleventh Night, or As You Love It
Hat tip to William Shakespeare Act 1, Scene 1. Orisino: Fool! Play me a love song. Fool: But I thought you wert sick of being in love with the Lady Olivia. Art thou even more fool than I? O. Exactly! I want to gorge on love and vomit it up,…
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8/15 Lyrics: Process the Trust
In order to trust in the process / We also must process the trust
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Socrates Evangelion (Beyond “Apology”)
A powerfully-built young man stands on the walls of Athens. His face is torn between Hope and Sorrow. He has clearly been there a while, staring into the west as the sun sets. Finally he sighs and turns to return home. Just before he descends he glances back for one…
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LEAD! B.4 From Folly to Love
Folly is a cycle of self-punishment disguised as the pursuit of pleasure. The only way out is to receive God’s love, to the point where we love Him more than the false gods to which we’ve enslaved ourselves.
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