Many fine points here (and perhaps all the more highlighted by the brevity); I'm glad you didn't let any fear of incompleteness keep you from writing!
I imagine you have much more to say about #4-9 that would be inspiring reading, but from a more technical angle, I would also be interested in exploring strategies of interanimation: that sounds like something of an application of Aquinas' maxim to value truth wherever it might be found, and I for one would appreciate more concrete elaboration.
I think you should retitle this "Extraordinarily Thorough..." because you've touched on pretty much everything! Nice to see it all in a short space. My personal fave is #5, because I spend my days contemplating our marvelous world and find endless creative fuel in questions about it.
Thank you, Wendy! I appreciate the encouragement and the feedback. You are so right: contemplation of the marvels of our world is a constant source of creative energy.
Many fine points here (and perhaps all the more highlighted by the brevity); I'm glad you didn't let any fear of incompleteness keep you from writing!
I imagine you have much more to say about #4-9 that would be inspiring reading, but from a more technical angle, I would also be interested in exploring strategies of interanimation: that sounds like something of an application of Aquinas' maxim to value truth wherever it might be found, and I for one would appreciate more concrete elaboration.
Stay tuned, Madeline! Thanks for this proposal.
I think you should retitle this "Extraordinarily Thorough..." because you've touched on pretty much everything! Nice to see it all in a short space. My personal fave is #5, because I spend my days contemplating our marvelous world and find endless creative fuel in questions about it.
Thank you, Wendy! I appreciate the encouragement and the feedback. You are so right: contemplation of the marvels of our world is a constant source of creative energy.