What does a dyslexic, philosophical insomniac do?
He lays awake at night deciding if "dog" exists.
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by Steve Ray on May 17, 2008
What does a dyslexic, philosophical insomniac do?
He lays awake at night deciding if "dog" exists.
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Haha, that is very funny indeed. I have to email that to one of my theological friends, as well as some Servite priests. Thanks for the laugh Steve.
Also, I began reading your book, Crossing the Tiber, about a week ago. I finished the first part, and am waiting for the right time (I have so much homework nowadays) to begin the second part, the Baptism bit. I would just like to say that it is the most amazing theological books that I have ever read, and everything is documented so well. Would it be alright with you if I emailed you any questions I had?
STEVE RAY HERE: Thanks. For now it would be best if you posted your questions on my Message Board at http://forums.catholicconvert.com where they will give good answers. I am swamped right not finishing up some projects and would not have time to answer questions for the next couple months. Sorry.