Mrs. Merkel's chastity is not our
January 13th, 2012
St. Augustine of which the wonderful sigh comes from: “Lord, give me chastity, but not equal,” was not a “strange saint.” He knew only from the interplay of virtue, self-restraint and temptation. Like all intellectuals of the ancient world he knew the myth of Odysseus, who anticipates his own weakness and can be tied to the mast in order to be able to resist future temptations. Readmore…