In her post below, Cathy uses a phrase that is new to me. I first encountered it two weeks ago in a paper a student submitted in a doctoral seminar. Here is Cathys sentence: "All the great thinkers of the Church, in the end, were great because they lived into the question mark" [her italics].I leave aside here whether this, to the degree that I can even undeerstand it, is a good description of the history of Christian thought, in order to ask where does the verb-form "live-into" come from? (Southern California, perhaps? ) May I ask what it is thought to say that cant be said otherwise?