I genuinely savor this sentence:

“The violent, lathe-like spinning of that author in his grave threatens to throw the Earth out of its orbit and hurl us screaming into the sun.”

Thank you Mr. Milne. The rest of your recent post was great as well.

Some how I hope to have helped to make Nick’s point in my own obtuse fashion (I just pray I used the word obtuse correctly).

Peace be to my Brothers and Sisters.

Brian Patrick Cork

I appreciate the exchange around my recent post educating Darwin(s).

Here is the last comment I made to homeschoolnewbie where I was finally able to put my finger on why I “feel” Darwin in my bones – if not my DNA.

Good morning homeschoolnewbie.

I had to go look up “obtuse” and only then decided you were paying me a compliment.

Thanks for the comparative contrast. Darwin was not original in his thinking. Few are – look at at Aristotle and Socrates. But, they prove we can advance thinking.

I am holding true to my position that God gave us tools like discernment. People like Darwin shed light and (alternative) truths 1/. In the end, it’s how we use the tools that dictate (demonstrate?) if we dive, survive or thrive.

Cork

Peace be to my Brothers and Sisters.

Brian Patrick Cork

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1/ Jeffersonian and Heterodoxal thinking.