Cut, Ask, Meditate – Folha de S. Paulo, December 2, 1980
Such is the inherent authority of thought in all human affairs that man cannot tolerate conflict with it for long. Either he chooses to be guided by his reasoning and finds the right way, or he twists his thinking to justify his actions and falls into the abyss. That’s why most non-Marxist historians see the history of thought as the main thread in mankind’s history. Today, however, the number of people who simply don’t think is increasing every day—not those who are right or wrong, but those who just don’t think.
Cut, Ask, Meditate – Folha de S. Paulo, December 2, 1980
Such is the inherent authority of thought in all human affairs that man cannot tolerate conflict with it for long. Either he chooses to be guided by his reasoning and finds the right way, or he twists his thinking to justify his actions and falls into the abyss. That’s why most non-Marxist historians see the history of thought as the main thread in mankind’s history. Today, however, the number of people who simply don’t think is increasing every day—not those who are right or wrong, but those who just don’t think.
Raise awareness, raise awareness… – Folha de S. Paulo, November 17, 1980
USA – The elections – The poor are giving the leftist rich a very great lesson in common sense.
Raise awareness, raise awareness… – Folha de S. Paulo, November 17, 1980
USA – The elections – The poor are giving the leftist rich a very great lesson in common sense.
Lots and Lots to Read – Folha de S. Paulo, November 1, 1980
Even when they are convenient and clever, a priori arguments don’t hold up under scrutiny.
Lots and Lots to Read – Folha de S. Paulo, November 1, 1980
Even when they are convenient and clever, a priori arguments don’t hold up under scrutiny.
Yesterday, So Long Ago – Folha de S. Paulo, October 25, 1980
Each shock seizes the present so completely, with such vehemence, that the mind is carried on the black wings of apprehension toward a hostile future, and the past vanishes from view. When it finally returns, it is so faded and torn that it resembles a shapeless bundle of rags—nothing like the once-pleasant bouquet of forget-me-nots.
Yesterday, So Long Ago – Folha de S. Paulo, October 25, 1980
Each shock seizes the present so completely, with such vehemence, that the mind is carried on the black wings of apprehension toward a hostile future, and the past vanishes from view. When it finally returns, it is so faded and torn that it resembles a shapeless bundle of rags—nothing like the once-pleasant bouquet of forget-me-nots.
Obey in Order to be Free – Folha de S. Paulo, September 20, 1980
The third article of this True Devotion to Our Lady Trilogy
Obey in Order to be Free – Folha de S. Paulo, September 20, 1980
The third article of this True Devotion to Our Lady Trilogy