Expository
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The Law Beneath the Law
Jesus heals on the Sabbath and exposes the law beneath the law: mercy as the ground on which every command stands.
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The Vanity of Words
Clever words impress the ear, but only selfless deeds carve truth into the body of reality.
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The Decline of Articulated Thought (REDUX)
We confront a world where convenience replaces formative struggle, and where ambiguity becomes the playground of corruption. A warning: when clarity dies, manipulation thrives.
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Absurdity and the Banana That Points Back
Cattelan’s banana, a leopard-print thong, and the comedy of art that points back at its audience.
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Novel Axioms Transfiguring to Become Mundane
Borrowed wisdom loses its spark. True insight must be lived, not performed.
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The Power of Letting Go: Finding Strength in Trust
Saul grasps; David lets go. Strength that lasts is held with open hands.
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The Transfiguration of Death [REDUX]
The cross turns death from an ending into a passage. What was final becomes a door.
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Mythic Reflection: Paradise Within Reach
An exploration of the Judeo-Christian idea of Original Sin paired with modern speculations on the nature of consciousness.
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Shadow of The Mind: The Symbiosis of Regret and Doubt
Regret and self-doubt feed each other until choosing feels impossible. Kierkegaard’s leap offers a way out.
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Observational: The Democratization of Art
When everyone creates, what happens to depth? A walk through the crowded room the internet has made of art.
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The Lorekeeper of Humanity, Pt. 2: Let There be Light
We are the boundary between two infinities. We only need to maintain flow.
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Proto-Poetic-Type: The Fittest Paradigms
What are the appropriate paradigms for modeling one’s life in an experience containing no definitive or verifiable purpose? This is a poetic essay.
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