Philip Majorins @AbstractCathedr

Actively waiting for the eschaton. Practicing Catholic. Indianapolis, IN Joined March 2012

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Joseph Nolla, SJ @josephnollasj

3 weeks ago

Pope Leo really ending his homily for the Assumption on a high note

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Philip Majorins @AbstractCathedr

4 weeks ago

“The quality of holiness is shown not by what we say but by what we do in life.” -St. Gregory of Nyssa

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john milbank @johnmilbank3

a month ago

Paganism is the repeated slaying of the Father. Christianity is the slaying of the Son, followed by his resurrection and restoration/revealing of his peaceful generation from the Father.

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Philip Majorins @AbstractCathedr

a month ago

Jesus Christ is both victim and victor. He fills, fulfills, and redeems the entire hierarchy of human experience, stations, situations, glorifications, and humiliations. The counterpuncial images of the crucified Christ and the ascended Lord are necessarily held together.

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a month ago

“We may admire the stained-glass windows of a cathedral from the outside, but we see their resplendence and understand their true meaning only from the inside.” -Luke Burgis, An Introduction to Rene Girard, xi

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Luke Burgis @lukeburgis

2 months ago

This is one of the most profound theological points René Girard ever made, and it goes to the heart of mimetic theory for those who truly understand it.

Jacob Sherman @Shermanicus

2 months ago

This is one of the most profound theological points René Girard ever made, and it goes to the heart of mimetic theory for those who truly understand it.

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Philip Majorins @AbstractCathedr

3 months ago

O precious and wonderful banquet!

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3 months ago

“The whole point of seeing through something is to see something through it.” -C.S. Lewis

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Philip Majorins @AbstractCathedr

3 months ago

"...mystery [does not] betoken a lack of meaning – rather a superabundance of meaning in relation to our normal finite vision.” -Ian McGilchrist (TMWT ch.28 p.1258)

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Philip Majorins @AbstractCathedr

3 months ago

'“Some things can only be experienced or understood when they are not put to analysis. This is not because analysis defeats them, but because they defeat analysis.” -Ian McGilchrist (TMWT ch.14 p.565)

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Philip Majorins @AbstractCathedr

3 months ago

In the Church, one God is preached, one God who is above all things and through all things and in all things. God is above all things as Father, for he is principle and source; he is through all things through the Word; and he is in all things in the Holy Spirit. -St Athanasius

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Philip Majorins @AbstractCathedr

3 months ago

“When the family is no longer based on the indissoluble marriage between a man and a woman, it becomes vulnerable to ideological manipulation and to the whims of the powerful. It becomes detached from its true foundation and is thus at risk of self-destruction” -Pope Benedict XVI

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The McLuhan Institute @McLinstitute

3 months ago

“Loss of identity drives people to nostalgia.” Marshall McLuhan in conversation with Jerry Brown photo: @stewartbrand

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Luke Burgis @lukeburgis

3 months ago

Imagine: some notable new thing has happened in the world and before the dust has even settled your first instinct is to gather your five best takes and record a conversation with an ‘expert’. This is your brain on Podcasts.