Christ is its head, bishops watchful eyes, milites the chest and arms, labourers the feet, and so on.
He is referring specifically to the multi- and cooperative functions of Christian peoples, but hopefully this is something else interesting in regards to what you are looking for!
To add to what has been said already - Bernard of Clairvaux (everybody's favourite 12th-century loudmouth!) writes of the corpus christianorum in reference to members of the "Church", the concatenation of which is necessary for reunification with Christ.
I want to write a new blogpost, academic pals! What’s your best advice for sustaining your motivation as an early career scholar, post PhD, without institutional affiliation? How can you feel supported in carrying on with your work? And what can those of us lucky enough to have jobs do to help?
Thank you very much!
On the 15th July I passed my viva (with no corrections!) - over 6 years of work is finally at an end🧑🎓
Many thanks to Professors Katherine Smith and Len Scales for an enjoyable and stimulating viva!
Now, to celebrate with innumerable job applications and rejections... yaay 🍾
Happy to say that I finally submitted my thesis today!
Now a cup of tea is in *ordo* (tee hee) 🫖
