The Liturgy of Political Discourse
The Big Lebowski is one of my and my friend Tyler’s favorite films. It takes very little provocation to get us to watch it, and I’ve even had viewings as...
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Romantic Idolatry: A Call for an Imagination for Singleness
The Church has a relationship problem. Sometime during my undergraduate years, studying Medieval philosophers who were perhaps a bit too much influenced by...
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The Body at Work
A pounding headache during the Easter Vigil, brought on by dehydration. Coming in late at night, cold and wet from a day out in rain and hail. A splatter of dog feces...
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The Promise of Death
In his last post, Lance pointed out that our culture exists within a paradox of constant denial of death and simultaneous embrace of death. We consume death and we look...
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Civil Liberties are for the Ones You Hate
Civil liberties aren’t for you. They aren’t for your friends. They’re for the people you hate. In the wake of the murders at Charlie Hebdo, many writers have pointed to...
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