In the Times Union over the weekend, philosopher Holmes Rolston III asks us to go back and read his essay on the pasqueflower. "When I first find this earliest spring flower in the Rocky Mountains, my faith lives again," he writes. "Maybe finding trilliums in New York woods will do the same for you."
Monday, April 6, 2009
Holmes Rolston Celebrates "Resurgent Life"
In the Times Union over the weekend, philosopher Holmes Rolston III asks us to go back and read his essay on the pasqueflower. "When I first find this earliest spring flower in the Rocky Mountains, my faith lives again," he writes. "Maybe finding trilliums in New York woods will do the same for you."
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