Notes from the Old Country
Solomon, Botwine, Bedrock, MahaPart, Papal BullModernity has its advantages, but somethings are lost as we progress into our brave new world. This substack is a cautionary voice of wisdom from that backwater place that we and our ancestors left behind.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 36 | Subscribers | Read | notesfromtheoldcountry.substack.com |
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Latest Issues
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Two Paths of Spiritual Warfare
About eight years ago, I came across a 600+ page book on Spiritual Warfare. At the time, I was swimming in Evangelical and even Charismatic circles, and I wanted to make some sense of all the vague references so casually thrown around conce...
Finding Joy in Small Things
Last week I had a small accident and had to stay at home. Unable to use my right foot, I had to refocus. It was temporary but forced me to reorganize my daily routine. I could not just do things. I had to plan. I had to be more present and ...
Ramadan is a Fake Fast for Heretics
Great Lent this year started yesterday (or tomorrow on Ash Wednesday in most Western Churches), and Ramadan will begin around the 19th. This means that Lent will coincide for a great part with Ramadan, since Lent is around 50 days and Ramad...
Are You A Pilgrim to or from the Old Country?
The Old Country is a real place and an abstract concept. I’ll leave it to the psychologists and other PhDs to tell us where one begins and the other ends because I don’t care for their answer. For our purposes, so long as we’re searching fo...
Authors
The writers behind this newsletter.
I never left the Old Country, but I've been watching what's going on and I have a few helpful notes for you to navigate out of this brain-rot (or further in, depending on your perspective).
As I am now I have not been As I will be I am not yet become
Read my bio on Notes from the old country! The link: https://substack.com/@mahapart/note/p-169169962
Papal Bull is a Catholic Apologist, catechist, and a Catholic meme page admin. He loves his Eastern, Oriental, and Protestant friends.
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