Dr. Hart. I don't know how to get this question asked. Perhaps this will not be seen, but I would like to know the areas of disagreement you have with Dr. Wood's book on St. Maximus, The Whole Mystery of Christ. I must say I have read a good number of your books and am a changed person because of them. Thank you. Fr. John
We disagree on how to apply the concept of hypostasis and on the correctness of talk of the analogia entis (or, rather, the proper way to talk about it correctly). It's interesting, though: there are certain parts of Maximus that I have always read one way and that he reads another, and there's no clear way of proving which reading is right.
Your writings and videos have been a gift to me this year! I gave myself Kenogaia as a birthday present and look forward to opening it tonight! Thanks for all you do for us!
Merry Christmas, David. I have been reading Kenogaia by the pool in Mexico. It reminds me of reading the Narnia books when I was a kid - an engaging fairy tale with beautiful underlying theology.
Confidentially, the book was written specifically for reading by a swimming pool in Mexico. That's really the whole point, as far as I'm concerned at least.
Merry Christmas, David. May your inkpot never run dry nor your pen grow still.
i give thanks to God for you, brother David — your writing has been lifegiving to me
Merry Christmas! Thanks for all your articles.
Amen!
Merry Christmas!
Dr. Hart. I don't know how to get this question asked. Perhaps this will not be seen, but I would like to know the areas of disagreement you have with Dr. Wood's book on St. Maximus, The Whole Mystery of Christ. I must say I have read a good number of your books and am a changed person because of them. Thank you. Fr. John
We disagree on how to apply the concept of hypostasis and on the correctness of talk of the analogia entis (or, rather, the proper way to talk about it correctly). It's interesting, though: there are certain parts of Maximus that I have always read one way and that he reads another, and there's no clear way of proving which reading is right.
Thank you.
Your writings and videos have been a gift to me this year! I gave myself Kenogaia as a birthday present and look forward to opening it tonight! Thanks for all you do for us!
You’re very kind.
Merry Christmas, and thank you. TASBS is giving me life right now.
Merry Christmas to you.
Christ is born! I hope you and yours have a very merry Christmas.
Merry Christmas, David. I have been reading Kenogaia by the pool in Mexico. It reminds me of reading the Narnia books when I was a kid - an engaging fairy tale with beautiful underlying theology.
Confidentially, the book was written specifically for reading by a swimming pool in Mexico. That's really the whole point, as far as I'm concerned at least.
My year was immeasurably enriched by you. Merry Christmas.
A blessed, joyous, merry Christmas to you and yours, DBH, with much gratitude for all you have given us.
Joyous Feast!!
Merry Christmas!
"Have yourself a merry, merry Christmas", as Judy and Bing and many illustrious others said (sang). And thank you so much for your work.