Comments by "feeble_stirrings" (@feeble_stirrings) on "Jonathan Jackson: Roots of Beauty (OAF Series #1)" video.

  1. The bit about embracing the paradox reminded me of this quote from Andrei Corna: "The true faith was always identified by the Church Fathers by postulating the most improbable thing. All heresies are forms of rationalization. All of them. And the true faith is a way of raising our faith to the level of the paradox, leaving aside, either to the left or to the right, the rationalization. Arius rationalizes. The Monophysites, the Monothelitism, the Nestorians, rationalize. That is, they offer an interpretation either of the Trinitarian problem (the Arians), or of the Christological problem (the others), that is much more intelligible in the terms of Greek philosophy, but that doesn't cover the content of the Christian faith. This is what I call the genius of Christianity”
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