Dani Munoz’s Reviews > Tending the Heart of Virtue: How Classic Stories Awaken a Child's Moral Imagination > Status Update

“. . .These inferior goods have their delights," he concedes. But these goods, these beauties, we must never confuse with "God who has made them all." Only the transcendent beauty that belongs to God—or, as Simone Weil puts it, "the universal beauty" reflected in "the smile of Christ coming through matter" —can never disappoint.