Jul 28, 2010
the Greeks privileged self-control while the Christians gave love pride of place. the Christian ideal isn't to be stoical. The goal isn't emotional resignation, apathy, or detachment. The Christian ideal is to weep.
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Jul 28, 2010
the Greeks privileged self-control while the Christians gave love pride of place. the Christian ideal isn't to be stoical. The goal isn't emotional resignation, apathy, or detachment. The Christian ideal is to weep.
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