Satan Is Evil Now (And How He Became God's Scapegoat)
A Brief History of the Satan (Part 3)
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Pursuing wisdom and meaning-making with essays intersecting culture and psychology and archetypes and art and religious mythos. Too big a universe and too little time.
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Getting God Off the Hook
A Brief History of the Satan (Part 2)
Satan: Accuser? Or Executioner?
A Brief History of the Satan (Part 1)
Why This Christian Scholar Thinks Bad Things Happen to Good People
Old Testament scholar Sandra Richter is beloved among many Protestants, especially in Wesleyan-Arminian circles, and best known for her book on the Old Testament, The Epic of Eden.
How to be Truly Great
It’s not uncommon for us to have fantasies about being great.
It's Not Them. It's Me.
Of shadows, devils, and archetypes.
Why the Chinese Tea Cup Is Never Full
There’s an aspect of Chinese culture where people avoid being complete or too full. It’s something the western mind finds difficult to understand.
The Spectator Life: How Media Replaced Living With Watching
Why does consuming so much feel like living so little?
Why bad math is good politics
And what that indicates about the state of modern public discourse
You Are a Divine Image
The Pagan Ritual Behind Christianity's Most Invoked — and Least Understood — Claim About Humans