Name: The Middle Ages: Dark Ages of Backwardness, Age of Catholic Harmony, or Neither? | Dr. Brad Gregory by The Thomistic Institute - WE HAVE MOVED, SEE BIO in TI Talks
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Description: The full title of this lecture is: "The Middle Ages: Dark Ages of Superstitious Backwardness, Golden Age of Catholic Harmony, or Neither?" It was delivered by Dr. Brad Gregory of the University of Notre Dame on March 1st for the Tulane chapter of the Thomistic Institute.

"Either God is capricious, and vengeful or we are much more sinful than we thought" I am reminded of Job 11:6 : That he might shew thee the secrets of wisdom, and that his law is manifold, and thou mightest understand that he exacteth much less of thee, than thy iniquity deserveth.

I agree with the substance here, but the arrogance of tone is revolting, sorry to say!

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The full title of this lecture is: "The Middle Ages: Dark Ages of Superstitious Backwardness, Golden Age of Catholic Harmony, or Neither?" It was delivered by Dr. Brad Gregory of the University of Notre Dame on March 1st for the Tulane chapter of the Thomistic Institute.

The Middle Ages: Dark Ages of Backwardness, Age of Catholic Harmony, or Neither? | Dr. Brad Gregory

Opening Theme: Claude Debussy - Children's Corner, IV. The Snow Is Dancing, 1906-1908
Closing Theme: Sammy Cahn and Jule Styne - "Let It Snow! Let It Snow! Let It Snow!", 1945

Will is cold. Frozen through to be exact.  It’s been days since he left the house to do anything other than walk his dogs.  Today it is freezing as well as snowing heavily.   All he wants to do is haul up in the warmth and stay there.  It is rare he gives in to his omegan instincts but now he has to start to admit to himself that is what he might be doing.  There must be something about this weather that is making him want to hibernate.  This overwhelming need to crawl under many layers of blankets, duvets and frankly anything he can find and just stay there.  It is not a feeling he has really felt before.

Of course all of this has nothing, he is sure, to do with the fact that he has not been able to get to his appointments with Hannibal the last few days due to the bad weather.  It is definitely not why he feels a clawing ache, an emptiness and loneliness that will not leave him alone.  Hannibal is definitely not the reason.  He tells himself this as he burrows under three blankets and a duvet surrounded by pillows, closing his eyes in the darkness and finally falling asleep.

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Avec l'aimable autorisation de l'ICES : https://ices.fr/

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sur les remparts de la ville close
j'attends que les cosaques attaquent
je repense à toutes ces choses
mon estomac, lui, vide son sac

>> do not feed the animal
>> do not feed the animal

je creuse tant qu'il est encore temps
au fond de mes terreurs animales
autant, peu importe l'Ivan
si je souffre à dose minimale

>> do not feed the animal
>> do not feed the animal

sous les décombres de la ville morte
après l'attaque des cosaques
je leur avais ouvert les portes
pour de mon âme la mise à sac

Do not feed the animal

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