Theos-Talk Archives (November 2003 Message tt00164)

I came across the words "naturally 
noble-minded" and "real culture is 
spiritual." Comment:

I tend to agree, in a sense (per ... which is 
another tangent, or story), though I suspect 
that the words "real culture is spiritual" 
and "naturally noble-minded" might tend to 
generally benefit from some kind of private 
or public "more-specific definining," maybe, 
in some cases/contexts, to some extent ... 
While we all may read between the lines in 
some way, seems to me that there might be 
benefits to be had on a list such as this one 
from duscussions about various "more 
specific" interpretations. Then again ... Not 
that some interpreters (like myself, 
apparently) don't have rather questionable 
tendencies to go off on rather questionable 
tangents, etc, per whoever (and per myself, 
even, at times, apparently, strangely 
enough). But, generally speaking ... I 
wonder if one can speak "generally" and still 
offer "more specific" opinions (ie, without 
going off on too many questionable tangents 
and using "excessive" qualifiers) ... Not 
that such considerations aren't a matter of 
various opinions, but ... ^:-/ ... Hopefully 
the preceding wasn't too circular, among 
other things. Not that ...

Speculatively,
Mauri