Cine a zis... (recunoasteti citatul)?

[tabitha]

Unde sunt Mihnea Dragomir și amicul Erethorn ?!

[glykys]

E simplu, e simplu, e un poet latin...
Nu are legatura cu religia, dar, cine are bunavointa, se poate folosi de aceasta reflectare si in viata duhovniceasca.

[tabitha]

Da, da, n-are legătură cu religia dar are legătură cu latina... eu am aflat de la amicul Google doar traducerea în engleză : The drop hollows out the stone by frequent dropping, not by force. Deci, pe românește: Picătura găurește piatra prin curgere frecventă, nu prin forță. Cum s-ar zice, perseverența câstigă până la urmă. Dixit!

Am găsit și autorul : OVIDIU PUBLIUS NASO.

[glykys]

În prealabil postat de mirela.t

Da, da, n-are legătură cu religia dar are legătură cu latina... eu am aflat de la amicul Google doar traducerea în engleză : The drop hollows out the stone by frequent dropping, not by force. Deci, pe românește: Picătura găurește piatra prin curgere frecventă, nu prin forță. Cum s-ar zice, perseverența câstigă până la urmă. Dixit!

Am găsit și autorul : OVIDIU PUBLIUS NASO.

Felicitari! Asa e cand esti perseverent! :)
Urmatorul citat...

[Fani71]

“The Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and left untried.”

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[Fani71]

Si:
“It is absurd for the Evolutionist to complain that it is unthinkable for an admittedly unthinkable God to make everything out of nothing, and then pretend that it is more thinkable that nothing should turn itself into everything.”
(acelasi - fanii il vor recunoaste sigur acum, dupa stil)

[glykys]

În prealabil postat de Fani71

“The Christian ideal has not been tried and found wanting; it has been found difficult and left untried.”

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Another classically awesome Chesterton quote.
There is a sense that Christianity is only old hat. It’s been around for so long and so many people, cultures, and even civilizations have tried it. Yet, despite such endlessly common efforts, they seemed to have still fallen short. They didn’t produce the missing link, the holy grail, or that secret to life that makes sense of this mysterious existence. Christianity is just a worn out pair of shoes, used when useful and in the end “found wanting.” That’s the common perception anyway. But it’s wrong.
The truth is that the Christian life has largely “been found difficult and left untried.” And because of that we’ve never actually experienced the fullness of the Christian ideal.
There are some who have actually overcome the difficulties, given it a fair try and did not find it wanting at all. They’re called Saints. So before we go writing off Christianity as more of the same old hat, consider looking to the Saints and trying on a hat that you perhaps have never fully tried.

şi româneşte, vă rugăm.

G. K. Chestert

Ce facem, ne-am blocat? Fany nu validezi răspunsurile? Se pare că a ieșit de pe forum.