
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
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
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?
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
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
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
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
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
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
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
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