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Black background quote card. On the left is a small engraved portrait of Thomas Gouge, a 17th-century Puritan minister, wearing clerical dress. Beneath the portrait: “THOMAS GOUGE (1605–1681)” and the title “The Surest and Safest Way of Thriving.” On the right is a long quotation in white text stating that rich men have the means to obtain a “good inheritance” if they had the heart to use it; that charity claims no merit (ex congruo or condigno), yet God will richly recompense it both in this life and the next.

William Gouge, #Puritan minister, argues that charity earns no merit before God, yet God still freely rewards it in this life and the next. He laments that the rich, though able to gain a “good inheritance,” often lack the heart to give. How will you use what you have?
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Intelligenti pauca The moral of this tale is that writers should not pepper their work with Latin and other foreign words and phrases if there’s a good chance their readers will not understand them. And especially no…

Using too many Latin words and phrases in your writing can be off-putting. But it's good to know the meaning of those that are commonly used.
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Amor Fati Flower Pendant Necklace Engraved by hand with the word "amor fati" in a graceful lowercase cursive font, with letter oxidation for added detail.

www.blkandnoir.com/amor-fati-fl... "Amor Fati" is a Latin phrase that translates to "love of fate" or "love your fate." It comes from the philosophy of stoicism, and it encourages embracing everything that happens in life. #jewelry #etsyshop #amorfati #latinwords