Particularly reflective that afternoon, Audry shared a point of wisdom she picked up over the course of her unusually lengthy, happy life.
The point of wisdom, then, and its true good, is to position you for joy, and then to help you protect it, when you have it, throughout the course of your life.
And that the point of spiritual wisdom is not necessarily strenuous prayer and fasting and moral transformation.
They constitute a high point in the genre of wisdom literature.
I appreciate the different points of view on the wisdom of pursuing impeachment and on the issue of timing (here, here, here, and elsewhere).
When, by how much, or even if those standards will be relaxed is even iffier at the due to the impending elections in the U.S. Without delving into the politics, suffice it to say that there are as many points of view about the wisdom of normalized relations.
The publication of a lifetime's correspondence was a turning point, revealing a new dimension of wisdom and vulnerability mixed with a timeless Yorkshire stoicism.
Dante describes the genesis of his love of philosophy, and reflects on the ability of philosophical understanding to mediate religious truth, tracing the desire for knowledge from its origin as an inherent trait of human nature to the point at which the love of wisdom expresses itself directly as love of God.
So if everyone has a distinct set of life experiences, a particular point of view, a piece of wisdom to add to the mix of humanity--shouldn't they be able to express it in the form of a book?
All of which points to the wisdom of him sitting tight until the tournament is over and taking a clear run at the job next September.
