Sublime

aphorisms

“Where and

special emphasis.

of wax capable of being shaped into conformity with the vested interests of the reader.

Everything in this book is animated by the conviction that the tradition of Christian orthodoxy is a gift, not a liability—a resource for the future, not an embarrassment that we should be trying to sweep under the carpet or tuck away in a back room like a crazy uncle.

And

metanoia,

“It’s not mean, it’s clear!”