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Je pense donc je suis

Cogito ergo sum

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Poetry

History

Parable

Letter

ApocalyPTicProphetic

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In 2002, Cardinal Joseph Ratzinger, later Pope Benedict XVI, wrote about Beauty and God:

“Being struck and overcome by the beauty of Christ is a more real, more profound knowledge than mere rational deduction….We must rediscover this form of knowledge; it is a pressing need of our time.

The encounter with the beautiful can become the wound of the arrow that strikes the heart and in this way opens our eyes, so that later, from this experience, we take the criteria for judgment and can correctly evaluate the arguments. For me an unforgettable experience was the Bach concert that Leonard Bernstein conducted in Munich after the sudden death of Karl Richter. I was sitting next to the Lutheran Bishop Hanselmann. When the last note of one of the great…cantatas triumphantly faded away, we looked at each other spontaneously and right then we said: “Anyone who has heard this, knows that the faith is true.”


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