In due course simply means: at the appropriate time - in the future - as
events unfold in the future etc
So to say
"And ALLOW things to unfold in due course" is fine but to say
"And ALLOW things to unfold in due course in time." is not!
[Same as the expression "At this moment in time" - Moment is TIME!]
But you have not answered my question.
I was objecting to a private banter appearing on Minutus.
So why are you telling me to suspend my judgement?
Rgds
Soroush
Enlightenment Vs Classical Homosexuality (off topic)
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Re: Enlightenment Vs Classical Homosexuality (off topic)
Because there was NO private banter. It was, as Chris said earlier, all
relevant.
To me, anyway.
Nancy
relevant.
To me, anyway.
Nancy

