A Perennial Digression
David ArmstrongAt the intersection of religion, classics, and theology.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Twice weekly |
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| Issues | 399 | Subscribers | Read | perennialdigression.substack.com |
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Why I Might Not Be Christian (Enough)
Three of the most popular works on my dispatch have to do with the nature of my Christianity and were written over the last year or so: “Why Am I A Christian?”, “Why I Am A Catholic,” and “Why I Am Not a Trad.” Also popular is the series I ...
Five Tips for Learning Ancient Languages
My day job, as I’ve written on a few times, is teaching Latin, and my graduate background in religious studies and classics means that I’m often asked for advice about learning different ancient languages, especially Hebrew, Greek, and Lati...
You Can’t Keep A Good Goddess Down
The Problems of Monotheism II
An Easter Roundup
Christos anestē! Happy Easter! In honor of the day, find below everything I’ve written at APD on the afterlife & the resurrection of Christ.
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