theologian, philosopher, logician, Eastern Catholic--not a generalist, a universalist
Connecticut
Joined July 2023
- Tweets1.2K
- Following72
- Followers1K
- Likes611
Pinned Tweet
What are the most pressing problems in the intellectual life of the 21st century?
First, there are theoretical and practical questions that we need research to address, from cancer research to the Big Bang. That's what most professors spend their time on. But the real questions are much deeper.
Timothy Kearns retweeted
New tool that's out: a system that takes real texts and interweaves the original language with an English translation. The amount of interweaving appears to be dynamic & configurable.
Timothy Kearns retweeted
--LAUNCHING NOW--
LECTIO - Reading Greek and Latin Fluidly
I have been teaching for a long time. And this is what I have wanted for students.
Something to build joy and confidence and skill together.
This is a new method of study:
Interleaving--Explore it with me:
--LAUNCHING NOW--
LECTIO - Reading Greek and Latin Fluidly
I have been teaching for a long time. And this is what I have wanted for students.
Something to build joy and confidence and skill together.
This is a new method of study:
Interleaving--Explore it with me:
Classical texts from the the ancient world
Mouseover vocabulary and also form paradigms (if you want)
Gospel and Psalms in Greek and Latin (or in parallel)
Fluid Reading Mode with Greek / Latin interleaved with English
Guided Path for beginners or those wanting a review
1
17
1,254
"Whatever does not give out when given away is not possessed as it should be possessed when it is possessed and not given away."
Omnis enim res quae dando non deficit, dum habetur et non datur, nondum habetur quomodo habenda est. St. Augustine, De doctrina christiana I.1
1
185
"The only wealth you keep forever is that which you give away."
Quas dederis solas semper habebis opes. - Martial
What if you could read in Latin or Greek right now with ease and pleasure?
--Real sources that you care about and want to read:
Gospels, Psalms, Aesop, Sallust, Herodotus, Sophocles, and more
"With ease and pleasure" : fluidly, without puase, like a book.
--LECTIO--
11/10
