D. Stephen Long Quotes

Only Because Our Being And Truth Already Belong To God Can We Avoid The Nominalist Temptation, Where God Arbitrarily And Unexpectedly Appears As A Sheer Act Of Will Reversing Creaturely Being And Commandeering Our Language Miraculously From The Outside Such That Nothing Identifiably Human Remains Of It.

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