Theology and Geometry
A scholarly locution intended to connote stances of decency, taste, and culture amid the decadence, debauchery, depravity and perversion of modern society.
A way to express outrage at modernity and pop culture.
An expression of appreciation for the scholastic philosophy of the middle ages and early medieval philosopher Boethius in particular for their insight into the joys of monarchy and ruminations on the goddess fortuna.
A way to express outrage at modernity and pop culture.
An expression of appreciation for the scholastic philosophy of the middle ages and early medieval philosopher Boethius in particular for their insight into the joys of monarchy and ruminations on the goddess fortuna.
“What I want is a good, strong monarchy with a tasteful and decent king who has some knowledge of theology and geometry and to cultivate a Rich Inner Life.”
"Possession of anything new or expensive only reflected a person's lack of theology and geometry; it could even cast doubts upon one's soul."
-Contemporary Philosopher Ignatius J. Reilly (1960)
"Possession of anything new or expensive only reflected a person's lack of theology and geometry; it could even cast doubts upon one's soul."
-Contemporary Philosopher Ignatius J. Reilly (1960)