The problem with religion

It all builds on each other. You can't read and understand Aquinas if you don't properly recall Augustine. Or, for that matter, the bible.

I remember Job, quite well, owing to my approaching a seminar essay last year in the worst possible way ("This semester I shall explain the book of Job."), but that's just about it.

So this weekend, I shall be hunkered down in my room and/or the library, spending some quality time with Jesus and probably Augustine.

Also: Anselm was crazy. Even Aquinas thought so. And why do so many of the Christian theologians' names start with A?