That Double-headed Monster Of Damnation And Salvation--time.

How Hideous Is The Semicolon.

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I Am Interested In The Shape Of Ideas Even If I Do Not Believe In Them. There Is A Wonderful Sentence In Augustine . . . "do Not Despair: One Of The Thieves Was Saved; Do Not Presume: One Of The Thieves Was Damned." That Sentence Had A Wonderful Shape. It Is The Shape That Matters.

It Was The Only Way To Progress, To Stop.

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