Faith L. Justice
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“I am constantly amazed by how little difference there is between religions.' Selene sighed. 'It seems the arguments are always over the details. Mary or Isis, Jesus or Horus. Maybe Hypatia is right and names don't matter, just the search for godliness in the life we live.”
― Selene of Alexandria
― Selene of Alexandria
“Why was she murdered—because she was a pagan, educated, a woman? I think Hypatia, a remarkable woman who willingly engaged in the politics of her time, ran afoul of others' personal ambitions. A rival party used fear-mongering lies to eliminate her as an asset to a political rival. Her tragic flaw was her disengagement from the ordinary people of her city. Among elites, Hypatia was esteemed and influential; but, to the ordinary people of Alexandria, she was a scandalous woman.”
― Hypatia: Her Life and Times
― Hypatia: Her Life and Times
“By the eighteenth century, Hypatia had mutated from esteemed elder scholar to young beautiful martyr. Her life and death became metaphors for what was wrong with the Catholic Church.”
― Hypatia: Her Life and Times
― Hypatia: Her Life and Times
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Sarah (Loudog) Louise wrote: "You have been commentless for nearly a year! So I'm fixing that!Dear Faith,
I hope you are having a wonderful day :)
-Loudog"
Why thank you, Loudog! It's been a great day and week. I'm two short scenes away from finishing a third novel. Looking forward to putting it away for a while and rejoining the human race.
Thanks for thinking about me. Have a great Valentine's Day!
Faith
You have been commentless for nearly a year! So I'm fixing that!Dear Faith,
I hope you are having a wonderful day :)
-Loudog
Hi Judith,Thanks so much for the comment and for following my blog! Someone (very wise) once said, "If you don't want to work a day in your life, do the things you love." I love history and I love writing and have been fortunate to be able to devote myself to both for several years. Before that, I worked in the corporate world...enjoyable, but not self-satisfying.
Take care,
Faith




















































