(Un)Apologetically Existential
Bradley BlaylockWelcome! (Un)Apologetically Existential is where I will share my thoughts and wrestle with ideas publicly. At minimum, I hope it’s interesting enough to get five minutes of your time each week. You'll find short essays on theology, apologetics, and film.
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Clawdbot, Consciousness, and Curse Words
“Stranger than fiction” is one of my least favorite cliches. It is, simply put, not true nine times out of ten. If you’ve read good fiction (Dune, LOTR, Mistborn, etc.), you know that if nothing else, fiction can be quite strange! Dune espe...
Ecclesiastes Chapter One
I am not a Biblical Scholar. Hebrew, as a language, was extremely difficult for me as a student. I passed, barely, and was thrilled about it. I’m not a Biblical Theologian, I don’t see the patterns and connections that so many in this field...
The Ethics of Exhaustion
Restlessness Isn’t Neutral
Being tired has become somewhat fashionable. We can be prone to wear our exhaustion like a badge of pride. I am SO busy. I’m exhausted. Sorry, but I’m slammed. It signals importance and productivity. In many...
Fragmented Ramblings on Faith
We have an addiction to certainty. By we, I mean us modern people. We who have been catechized both intellectually and emotionally into believing that truth needs to be provable, visible, and explainable. This is not something Christianity...
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Professor at Highlands College, father of hellions, undeserving husband, amateur movie critique, thinker of average thoughts, and reader of great thoughts.
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