Not a real review - how could I judge this work? But I‘m glad I read it, and even more glad to have read it along with The Great Course to help me.
Not a real review - how could I judge this work? But I‘m glad I read it, and even more glad to have read it along with The Great Course to help me.
1. 🤯 😮✝️💜
2. I don‘t count them in my “books read” challenges because, even if there is nonrecipe text scattered throughout, I don‘t tend to read them straight through.
#two4Tuesday @TheSpineView
@ShyBookOwl I am trying the FlupKlip and so far it works well. Very portable, but you can use it in combination with a desk or pillow to not hold the book at all. I like that I don‘t have the tension in my hands of holding it open. I‘m not sure about the ease of page turning at this point. 🤞🏻
“But when he was reading, his eye glided over the pages, and his heart searched out the sense, but his voice and tongue were at rest. . . . But with what intent so ever he did it, certainly in such a man it was good.”
Augustine‘s surprise at Ambrose reading silently implies that it was unusual, if not unheard of.
The Great Courses are on sale! I got this one, The Divine Comedy, Russian Literature, and The Great Tours: England, Scotland, and Wales. Starting this one today!
The world is a book and those who do not #travel read only one page. #QuotsyJuly18
The best part about the library is that you can get any book that grabs you. So far, this is very interesting. This copy is so nicely translated and the Bible quotes are italicized so you can tell when Augustine is quoting and when it is his own words.
I have not read a book with a #zombie in it.
#rockinmay @Cinfhen
#SaintAugustine - in the midst of endless philosophical and theological theories, I find comfort in the moments when both fields finally make sense. 😋#GradWork
I held my heart back from positively accepting anything, since I was afraid of another fall, and in this condition of suspense I was being all the more killed.