6 thoughts on “Remembering Dr. Zelenko, one year later”

1. I didn’t understand your indulgence of Zelenko who was a card carrying Talmudic kabbalist if ever there was one. He was the epitome of The Great Awakening and I sincerely doubt his conception of God was untainted by immanentising theology which is at the very heart of post-biblical “jewish” religion.

   1. Because, just as St. Thomas Aquinas can quote an Irainian Muslim on a question of metaphysics and comment on his writings, so a Francican brother journalist opposing the scamdemic can talk to a Jew, who has a fuzzy idea of the Torah. Things like this happen in the Academic world all the time. Many lay Catholics do not understand the distinction.

      1. I seem to recall somewhere St Thomas Aquinas said (I’m necessarily paraphrasing) that in the unlikely event the Devil were the source of a truth or useful fact, he (Thomas) would have no problem learning from/ using it.
         This is why I have no problem enjoying the music of Wagner despite his racism.
         I would probably feel differently if I personally had a psychological scar from an association of Wagner’s music with a personal trauma, but that does not obtain for me.
         Art stands on its own feet, whatever the moral deficiencies of the artist.
         Too many simplistic modernists don’t get this.

   2. Omne verum a quocumque dicatur a Spiritu Sancto est. (Aquinas)

      The man can be Judas but in this present world, he is the king of common sense.

2. May God Almighty bless dr. Zelenko for speaking out, reaching out and thus helping millions of people.

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