Thomas Boulan-Bathoras

I already spoke of this, the impression that Thomas Aquinas thought that his stomch were God. But in light of the empty cavity that'd be evil, I thought a reminder might be in order lest someone thought that I meant that the subjective good and being are the same when I say that God and being are the same. The latter is a consequence of His omnipotence for there would be a conflict between consciousness and the world if they were not, which is of course Schopenhauer's position, and that of the gnostics, ironically, since Schopenhauer claims that it is also the Catholic Church's and in light of Thomas Aquinas' musings about the actus purus being the will that lets its manifestations devour each other, he might be forgiven for thinking it, only that the Catholic Church, unlike Schopenhauer and the gnostics, has no intention to put an end to it, but rather looks at it like a sea full of fish that it might catch for its purposes, greedy, dumb creatures that have many uses, quite like the Boulan-Bathors catching Sergeant Laureline with a beautiful butterfly, only that they have only one purpose in mind.

Well, the consolation that the Catholic Church derives from this, that a man might die, but that he'll be replaced by another and that the Church thus never'll be off the worse, which is still factually true and will be, until the earth's human population starts to shrink, but the fact that it is shrinking in the countries in which the people have been devoting their lives to the Church's purposes, trying to make the world better and life easier, portends the revelation of the error in their calculation establishing the nutritional benefit of everything that promises an increase in power for they will be unable to understand the path down which they go wielding it.