
Alice von Hildebrand: Man and Woman
Socrates in the City
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The Drama of the Punishment After Original Sin
The punishment after original sin was a beautiful male characteristic that you still find in men, by the way. You know, for example, instead of male strength, today it generates into brutality. The male brutality is something which is so abominable because it is a caricature of their noble strength. I could never have married a man who could not shed tears because to quote Virgil, soon like reary room, there are things calling for tears. There are tearful things. And if we cannot cry, then obviously they're something which is seriously missing in us. Crys cry twice. It cries when he saw Jerusalem,. had you known the hour of visitation, but no one very fine
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