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  • In early scholastic times, it was believed that angels (heavenly bodies without materia ) had to be given media, intermediaries, to govern and influence events in the material world.

    Who performs this task for modern media?

    October 16, 2011

  • I think your analogy works better (poetically and functionally) if we equate the modern media with the intermediaries and ask instead what are the angels.

    October 17, 2011

  • Mediocre baseball team.

    October 17, 2011

  • Superior Lacrosse team.

    October 17, 2011

  • 'Person' is etymologically derived from 'mask'. Which person is it? the Third?

    October 17, 2011

  • bilby & fbharjo: Touché.

    fbharjo: First it’s angels, now it’s the masked mystery of the trinity? (Or are you lining up an Abbot and Costello routine?)

    October 17, 2011

  • The only World Series game, I have ever attended was between the Los Angeles Dodgers and the Baltimore Orioles (Oracles). Predictably, the Oracles (Orioles) )won, as Baltimore (Baltmore, as the natives call it) is more of a Lacrosse town. Brooks Robinson, the third baseman for the Orioles, hit a home run which was the only run of the game. The Dodgers got out of Dodge, but that is immaterial, as are the angels.

    The only Abbot I knew at the time was Dom Aelred Graham who wrote a book with two chapters with the titles of "The importance of not being earnest" and 'Playing God or letting God play." Fate casts tales of infinitely knowable mysteries.

    (Game 4 1966 World Series Baltimore 1-0)

    October 17, 2011

  • I figured you were setting up a joke about Engels and dialectical materialism.

    October 17, 2011

  • fbharjo, you were there? I remember watching that game on TV.

    One correction though, we natives call our town Bawlmer (the standard spelling for the native pronunciation).

    October 17, 2011

  • Ruzuzu, that's a different diamond and a different series, but they parallel. I am currently stuck in trying to understand 12th Century dialectic materialism. The horse collar was invented in the 12th Century that led to parishes, and the 4th Lateran Council.

    Rolig, I was there. It may have been Frank Robinson who homered, but Brooks made some game saving plays at third base.Thanks for the correction about the native rendition of dear Bawlmer . I have just heard it and never attempted the proper spelling.

    October 17, 2011

  • Ein Engel flog durchs Zimmer.

    October 17, 2011

  • Do the angels have yokes to haul celestial bodies across the skies?

    Do they leave media trails as they plow the airways with messages?

    October 17, 2011

  • Perhaps the angels are the source of chemtrails.

    October 17, 2011

  • I remember a poignant part of Willa Cather's "Death Comes to the Archbishop" (and I parapraise (in the 17th Century Metaphysical poetic tradition a la Herbert)) - (as Lamy approaches Acoma) 'the action is in the sky.' When I was much younger, I would visit and listen to to the wingbeats of the hawks and raving ravens soaring along the cliffs of Enchanted Mesa near Acoma ( it will be, is, and was a natural ampitheater) until interrupted by an inbound flight from Los Angeles to Albuquerque. Those darn angels are inconvenient at times. Such is incarning gemology! Unmasked sky geometry!

    October 18, 2011

  • I suspect dielectric materialism would be a more practical philosophy. (I have no opinion on dielectrical maternalism.)

    October 18, 2011

  • same root! It is meracious!

    October 18, 2011