From: Suedaleg@aol.com
Date: Tue May 29 2001 - 09:39:26 EDT
Rueben, et. al.
I do not think there is a connection between the Greek EILIKRINHS and the
Latin sincerus except that they mean essentially the same thing. The roots
of the two words are not the same. Mr McGee use the Latin to illustrate the
point he was making, that with a sincrer person you get what you are
expecting, no surprises. EILIKRINHS looks to mean "judged by the sun". As
sunlight exposes the true nature of an object, we too are be such that we
need not hide in shaddows.
Dale Greenlee
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