Let God Be God
I humbly submit this as a sincere thought, not an argument, nor a polemic. One of the quiet temptations of theology is the impulse to protect God, His reputation, His attributes, His coherence, or His sovereignty, from perceived human misunderstanding. While often well-intentioned, this instinct risks committing a fundamental category error: it subtly reverses the…Continue reading→
The Fortunate Misadventures of Julian Fog Episode Nine Graveyard of the Warborn
The stars out here were wrong. Thin. Dead-looking. This part of space felt like something had carved a hole in reality and left it to rot. The Fogrunner slid through it, engines on whisper-burn, every external light dimmed. Outside, the Irexis Belt sprawled. A loose collection of rock, ice, and metal twisted into a lazy,…Continue reading→
The Antiquity of Technocratic Salvation: A Personalist Critique of Davos Progressivism
Davos is once again upon us as the little gods of this world confab over how to manage us wayward peasants. For decades the men and women who gather annually at Davos have presented themselves as the stewards of progress. They speak the language of the future: innovation, disruption, optimization, resilience, while casting their vision…Continue reading→