"God who is beyond fullness did not bring creatures into being out of any need of his, but that he might enjoy their proportionate participation in him and that he might delight in his works seeing them delighted and ever insatiably satisfied with the one who is inexhaustable."
Further Erudite Speculation at Pontifications
The master of eucharistic dogmatizing and ontological theorizing and all things eclessiastical has turned his pontificatal speculation to the Spiderman films. About time I say. Read his thoughts here: What will happen to MJ?
I also went and saw Spiderman 2 on opening night- midnight showing, great fun- and very much enjoyed it. The character development in Peter Parker was excellent- I could feel the angst building up, the sickening sink of frustration and weariness. And renouncing one's own desires in order to do right- how often does that come through in the cinema (as opposed to "follow your heart, blah blah")? The special effects were good- some of the Spidey swinging over New York had a rather obvious CG look, but otherwise, very good.
I also went and saw Spiderman 2 on opening night- midnight showing, great fun- and very much enjoyed it. The character development in Peter Parker was excellent- I could feel the angst building up, the sickening sink of frustration and weariness. And renouncing one's own desires in order to do right- how often does that come through in the cinema (as opposed to "follow your heart, blah blah")? The special effects were good- some of the Spidey swinging over New York had a rather obvious CG look, but otherwise, very good.
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