Theories of Everything
Benjamin TrullThoughts on the philosophy of culture.
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Apropos of the Oscars...
Oh, the Oscars.
There was a time when I quite enjoyed the Oscars — in the good old before-times, when Lady Gaga was still shocking and the Marvel Cinematic Universe was still largely a twinkle in Kathleen Kennedy’s voracious eye; when the...
What Isn't To Be Done (Part 4)
We’re finally here, part four. (Here are parts one, two, and three.)
In part three, I addressed the theological incoherence of strong-bond agrarianism, toward which — I argued — Localism tends.
Here, I want to examine why the Catholics in...
What Isn't To Be Done (Part 3)
“The Mourning Jews in Exile”, Eduard Bendemenn, 1832.
Tell them I came, and no one answered,
That I kept my word.
- Walter De La Mare, “The Listeners”
Until now, I couldn’t say that with impunity. I promised back in August to...
What does it mean to be Pastorally Precise?
As a Catholic, I can’t overlook or avoid celebrating the (mild) religious revival the Western Church has seen over the last two years. I’ve read plenty of enthusiastic overstatements, but it’s noticeable enough that at least one fairly secu...
“Du mußt dein Leben ändern”
While I tend to avoid listening to interviews with pundits and politicians, you can only avoid so much without earning that epithet of cowards, ‘apolitical.’ So I listen, every now and then — and no matter how often I dip into the scummy Hu...
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