Can (Should) Dragons Be Tamed? — Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick

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Can (Should) Dragons Be Tamed? — Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick
The encounter with a dragon is a signal to man that he is not in control of his world. The dragon is never a pet. But the dragon is also a signal to man that the world he thinks is the world is not actually the world, that there is something Else that intrudes upon it and with which he must reckon.
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