Solomon: "A good name is better than precious wealth."
Chris Bouter BAH, MA
I hold both an honor's
and master's degree in classics (respectively from Acadia and Dalhousie University in Nova
Scotia Canada). The honor's thesis treated of a comparison between pre- and
postchristian theological and philosophical arguments. The MA thesis
dealt with marital laws in the time of the late Roman empire (fourth and
fifth century A.D.). It was part
of my education to learn to read Latin, classical and Koinč Greek and biblical Hebrew.
For years I suffered
from serious mental breakdowns and depressions, but it seems that, among other things, through the right
medication things are finally developing for the better. It is even so that
the worst thing that did happen to me, has turned into the best. Thanks to God.
The winds blew, the stormrains came down, but the house was not built on sand.
Jesus Christ be the highest honor unto all the ages. For He knew exactly
how to measure out the chastisement and the discipline of life. I hope and pray
and think that I have the worst hell behind me. At any rate it has made me
more subjectively involved with my Maker and my fellow beings and also more
objective about myself.
I devoted part of the
latter twenty years, off and on, to working out an elaborate
ethical theology. In connection with that I made up an anthropological
analysis of the human being. Some green and sunny Wednesday I hope to share
the core of these theories with you here on the web. In fact a beginning with ethics has been made on this link.
Christ Jesus: "If anyone were to offend any of these little ones, it would be better if a millstone were put on his neck and he were thrown into the depth of the sea; for to these belongs the kingdom of the heavens!"
