All things, finite and infinite, seen and unseen, above and below, are inextricably connected, and yet the faith believer and the scientific discoverer have difficulty being of one mind regarding all things.
— Papi Proverb 315
Only the son, who lives the present, may unite the father of that which is past, to the child of that which is to come; all that he decides to pass on unhindered or changed is but a measure of his understanding. ...
Character lingers in hidden crevices and the perpetual resolve of beauty never fades in the eye that accompanies its stay.
The parable written in the blood and suffering of "Two Thieves and a Savior" answers immeasurable inquiry into secret places.
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