Tim, one quick point: I’m almost certain that quote about pornography comes from JPII himself. West just echoes the point to show that pornography does not reveal enough about the “entire person”, a person’s innate dignity and beauty.
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Christopher West: A Von Hildebrandian’s Perspective
Thanks for this, Scott. I think many will see this once they actually hear what he says versus relying on hearsay, which I think has dominated much of the discussion in the blogosphere thus far.
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Christopher West: A Von Hildebrandian’s Perspective
Teresa, thanks for your comments. I do very much believe that the more you, and others, familiarize yourself with Christopher’s work, you’ll see that he has an extraordinary “deep appreciation of the essential, deeply personal intimacy of sexuality”. This is why he spends so much time on it. He’s quite literally blown away by what the sexual union is…and means…and foreshadows, etc. I’ve been fortunate to have a lot of time with him, because I work closely with him. My reverence for the marital act has reached great heights (compared to what it was…not “objectively speaking”), even if I still have a ways to go, because of his work.
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Christopher West: A Von Hildebrandian’s Perspective
Everyone, I am edified by how this discussion, and others on this site, have been conducted. What a breath of fresh air it is…to see substanative discussion with very little (or no) tinge of harshness or underlying agendas. I tip my hat to Jules and Katie…and all involved with The Personalists Project…for the tone you have fostered.
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Tim, one quick point: I’m almost certain that quote about pornography comes from JPII himself. West just echoes the point to show that pornography does not reveal enough about the “entire person”, a person’s innate dignity and beauty.
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Thanks for this, Scott. I think many will see this once they actually hear what he says versus relying on hearsay, which I think has dominated much of the discussion in the blogosphere thus far.
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Christopher West: A Von Hildebrandian’s Perspective
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Teresa, thanks for your comments. I do very much believe that the more you, and others, familiarize yourself with Christopher’s work, you’ll see that he has an extraordinary “deep appreciation of the essential, deeply personal intimacy of sexuality”. This is why he spends so much time on it. He’s quite literally blown away by what the sexual union is…and means…and foreshadows, etc. I’ve been fortunate to have a lot of time with him, because I work closely with him. My reverence for the marital act has reached great heights (compared to what it was…not “objectively speaking”), even if I still have a ways to go, because of his work.
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Everyone, I am edified by how this discussion, and others on this site, have been conducted. What a breath of fresh air it is…to see substanative discussion with very little (or no) tinge of harshness or underlying agendas. I tip my hat to Jules and Katie…and all involved with The Personalists Project…for the tone you have fostered.
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Here’s hoping that West pays no attention
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