A continuation of Pt I. IV. Thou shalt love the country in which thou wast born. Love of his home gives the knight strength to fight harder than would a mercenary who doesn’t love what he’s fighting for but only the cash he receives for his services. This love ultimately makes the country greater. “Men did not love Rome because she was great,” Chesterton writes. “She was great because they had loved her.” Count Roland, hero of the
This commentary shows us few, 1) there are a very small number that would find themselves sitting across the “Round Table” to form a bond, a plan, and see it thru to preserve what’s good. 2) that same small number are probably, prepared logistically, physically, mentally, and spiritually fortified to stand against any dark or demonic force.
May Yahweh pick us up when we fall in the fog of war and place the sword back in our hands.
Where is the third part?? This is good stuff!
Where's part 3?
This commentary shows us few, 1) there are a very small number that would find themselves sitting across the “Round Table” to form a bond, a plan, and see it thru to preserve what’s good. 2) that same small number are probably, prepared logistically, physically, mentally, and spiritually fortified to stand against any dark or demonic force.
May Yahweh pick us up when we fall in the fog of war and place the sword back in our hands.