Tag: C. S. Lewis
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The True Myth
Mythology and Sacred History in C S Lewis, J R R Tolkien, Joseph Cambpell, and Rene Guenon.
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Scientific and Political Myths
When Mahatma Gandhi was asked, “What do you think of European civilization?” he famously replied: “I think it would be a good idea and they should try it.” The proper response to Gandhi should be: “They did try it, but gave it up.”
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Dante’s Empyrean
There is nothing to know. One can only be it; that is to know it.
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Phenomenology of the Medieval Mind
Facts become valuable only in so far as they enable us to enter more fully into the consciousness of our ancestors by realising how such a universe must have affected those who believed in it. The recipe for such realisation is not the study of books. You must go out on a starry night and…
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An Old Model of the Universe
To understand the Whole, it is necessary to account for all phenomena.