*** An Introduction To Medieval Philosophy Comments

Laudable literary attempt...good introductory piece...i admire your determination patience and literary interest in bringing out this work...wish you all success

I admire your literary scriptures The spirit of ages they enrapture. CP

Thanks for all your comments and appreciation Raj.....the above work of yours too is as you've expressed about mine on Aurobindo very informative and educative...writing on history or others' works needs tremendous concentration and it is time consuming also....I know how difficult it is for people of sixty+ to sit with the p.c for hours together and do the reference-works...God bless in all your efforts...I hope you don't give up but venture to finish successfully...I need to read the above for some more times and I shall cover your other works also in the following days....thanks a lot

dear raj....a very good effort for bringing theology, philosophy and history together in form of a easy poem, to digest and understand well.as usual a beautiful piece of knowledge in form of verse.great write! .........ritty

THANKS FOR THIS LOVELY KNOWLEDGE...LOOKING FORWARD TO READ ALL YOUR EPISODES...GLAD TO HEAR THAT GOD CAME FROM GOOD...THAT GIVES HOPE...THANKYOU SIR FOR INVITING ME TO READ

As good as Copleston! And all history is best when bardic, in verse, for even the worst of our selves, now and anciently means more when limned. Philosophy is an even more lonely endeavor than poetry and to combine both is to keep more company with the meaningful dead than the distracted scrambling living who do not know they are shaped and held by philosophy, that the very instruments they use and are dependent upon derive from ancient thoughts newly applied. Scribe on, Dr. Nandy.