Perhaps Saint Thomas Aquinas was more attuned to the moral wonder within (the true man as reflecting God's image and likeness) and the natural wonder without (Natural law). Perhaps he lived in a time, and in a place (a monastery), which encouraged the attunement.
<span>A scientist (one who cultivates control of natural forces) is more inclined--as Kant observed--to leave aside God, morality, Soul, and suchlike, focusing only upon that which can be materialistically measured, quantified, and controlled. Many inventions, not so much development of soul-field awareness. </span>
<span>Related: "God at the Speed of Light."
I hope this helps. C:</span>
Answer:
a cough that lasted like 4 week and still have it thats one of them
Explanation:
<span>I believe that the italicized
word here is “dignify”. When you dignify something, you’re making something,
may it be a silly thing or not, worthy. Thus, the answer to this is letter B,
or “make worthy”. That only means that the author is giving dignity to the
interviewer’s silly question through his response.</span>
Answer:
Sketch notes–or graphic notes, or whatever term you like–are one of the single most important developments in note-taking history. Hold on, give me a second to explain. Exactly why they matter has something to do with the way our brains work, and the explosion of technology, and a little bit of viral success.
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