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Not trying to trad LARP or Deus Vult or whatever. I've just been feeling ecstasy when I'm reading St. Anselm, and I'm trying to get more of it. Who are some other philosophers or theologians who really made you see the beauty of God, bonus points if it's niche or unique to you. It's a very salutary topic imo
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