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Category: Religion

The Burning Palace
Books, History, Religion, writing

The Burning Palace

Editing existing projects is not the most exciting way to spend one’s time. Very often it feels repetitive, especially when … Continue reading The Burning Palace

Why in the Hell Does Anyone Care That It’s Carrie Fisher’s Birthday?
Art, Letters, Pop Culture, Religion

Why in the Hell Does Anyone Care That It’s Carrie Fisher’s Birthday?

Every now and again I like to indulge in the temptation to rail against the mindless repetition of uninteresting facts. … Continue reading Why in the Hell Does Anyone Care That It’s Carrie Fisher’s Birthday?

Chadwick Boseman’s Death is a Reminder of All That We Do Not Know
Philosophy, Pop Culture, Religion

Chadwick Boseman’s Death is a Reminder of All That We Do Not Know

I’ve never seen Black Panther. I think the last MCU movie I saw was the first Avengers. This is due … Continue reading Chadwick Boseman’s Death is a Reminder of All That We Do Not Know

Religion

I Love it When the Ignorant Lecture Me About Jesus

This is the kind of rhetorical nonsense that people who think they’re moar SMRTer then dem stoopid Xtians love to … Continue reading I Love it When the Ignorant Lecture Me About Jesus

Links, Religion

Wisdom from the Lord of Battles — Reblog from The Writer in Black

The Havamal is a collection of sayings attributed to Odin, Lord of Battles, Most Wise and Most High. Much of … Continue reading Wisdom from the Lord of Battles — Reblog from The Writer in Black

Religion

Married Priests Might Be a Thing Again

I’m fine with this. The Celibate priesthood is a non-essential tradition, dating no earlier than the Middle Ages. I dont’ … Continue reading Married Priests Might Be a Thing Again

Books, History, Religion

No, Islamic Spain was Not Tolerant

So sayeth this review of The Myth of the Andalusian Paradise. (h/t Vox Populi) And yes, the reviewer is an Orthodox … Continue reading No, Islamic Spain was Not Tolerant

Religion

John C. Wright on The Grand Christian Conspiracy

Which is always assumed, but somehow never demonstrated. Paul got wealth and prestige and money by spreading the doctrine of … Continue reading John C. Wright on The Grand Christian Conspiracy

History, Religion

Myths of the Great Library

In History, the details are always hard to catch, yet always worth knowing. This long post at History for Atheists, … Continue reading Myths of the Great Library

Books, Religion

When Creation Stories Sync – Veda and Bible

Doing a bit of research for a later novel set in a fantasy world of my own devising, I finally … Continue reading When Creation Stories Sync – Veda and Bible

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