Geek Orthodox
Fr. Justin (Edward) Hewlett"The geeks have inherited the earth." Exploring, evaluating, and adding to geek subculture from an Orthodox Christian perspective.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 103 | Founded | 5 years ago | Last Issue | 3 days ago |
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The Magic of Lewis
While I was naturally gratified by the overwhelmingly positive response to my “takedown” of “The Spiritual Lust of the Four Inklings”, what surprised me most in the response were the number of comments I received about how gracious I was be...
On the “Spiritual Lust” of Lewis
Anyone who knows me will know how much I love C.S. Lewis. This was not a given, given the church in which I grew up. I remember older men in the church, whom I deeply respected, questioning whether C.S. Lewis was really a Christian at all....
A WorldWeaver Story: The Journey Home
As I set out, as Jack, on an adventure in Ovid’s Metamorphoses, I neither aimed for nor foresaw the romance that ensued — although, given my initial encounter with a brave and beautiful goat-herdess, I should perhaps not have been surprised...
Sandbox Games, Riches, and Poverty as Pointers to Meaning
What remains meaningful when you have everything? Or nothing?
I had an interesting experience the other day as I was play-testing my WorldWeaver.online app. “Play-testing” perhaps makes what I was doing sound more like work than it is: I e...
It's the End of the World of Code as We Know It
I’m going to do something a little bit different for this “final” World of Code podcast. Interspersed with the cleaned-up transcript below, I’m going to add some expanded thoughts and annotations using the “callout” block, like this:
I’ll...
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