And they had a devotion to God early in their life and they could do anything for him. And they were supplied with graces that were known to be possessed by saints. And they were they were known to be very kind and compassionate and sensitive to people around. All these qualities were limited to the intellectual sense. As I listed some intellectuals, like scientists, I could not talk more about them because it has not been observed in some others life by me
Hi, actually. Thank you so much for sharing about this particular thing. And this is something which is very new perspective, I feel, because we know there exists certain people who are scientists, who are intellectuals and all and how do we look at things is really, really different. And by listening to you swell, I actually I got to know about a different perspective through which you are looking at that. And it's really great to connect with you through this. Well, thank you
Karan Dev
@Karan.Dev · 1:02
You. Hi, Jude, thanks for this post. I read a bit about these intellectuals that you're talking about and their ability to be able to maybe use their mind and intellect to predict things and be able to read certain patterns in society way more than other people could. And you pay a lot of attention to people in the Middle Ages who have said have had powers of being able to predict the future, being able to understand the climate without a science education and stuff like that
Jude D'Souza
@Judeld11 · 4:39
Saints exist till now and they have lived up to as science is beliefs in reason. Everything has a reason, but some reasons are felt and some reasons as sciences. It seemed like electricity. Science doesn't see it, but feel it, so it believes it. So feeling is also a kind of science, according to the theological perspective. I put this I can't share much as this is a micro podcast. You may read my book Spiritual Truths Revealed, but it deals mostly with spiritual things
