teachings from the great Benedictine about an inevitable problem
📜Benedictine monks’ hospitality unspoken rule: good food with bad people 📜
Plenty of good people both in an visiting Benedictine monastaries and convents
That was interesting. I had never read anything by him. Thank you for the introduction.
You’re welcome! He’s certainly someone well worth reaching. The Dicta Anselmi, unfortunately, isn’t at this point translated and published yet.
Thanks for posting this text, Greg. It looks to me like the oldest instance I've ever seen of the advice: "Fake it til you make it."
Well, that ides, though not the actual phrase, are kind of a commonplace in ancient virtue ethics
📜Benedictine monks’ hospitality unspoken rule: good food with bad people 📜
Plenty of good people both in an visiting Benedictine monastaries and convents
That was interesting. I had never read anything by him. Thank you for the introduction.
You’re welcome! He’s certainly someone well worth reaching. The Dicta Anselmi, unfortunately, isn’t at this point translated and published yet.
Thanks for posting this text, Greg. It looks to me like the oldest instance I've ever seen of the advice: "Fake it til you make it."
Well, that ides, though not the actual phrase, are kind of a commonplace in ancient virtue ethics