Hamlet's Chimera
Seth ChalmerLife in paradox. Religion, culture, and philosophy.
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For Orthodox Gender Roles in Synagogue
Solomon Alexander Hart, “Procession of the Law” (1850).
I. The “Magic If”
“‘Our work on a play begins with the use of if as a lever to lift us out of everyday life on to the plane of imagination.”
— Konstantin Stanislavski, “An Actor...
Aesthetethics: The Moral Importance of Taste
François Boucher (1703-1770), after Paolo Veronese (1528-1588): “The Choice Between Virtue and Vice. Hercules at the Crossroads”
Aesthetethics:
(Noun.) A word I just made up to mean the deliberate conflation of aesthetics and ethics....
We’re Not Here to Just Be Moral and Then Die.
Caspar Wolf, “Grindelwald” (1774).
“We tend to depict the gospel as a message of ‘God fixes things’—which is what I mean by plumbing theology… Churches that are active in social causes, for instance, encourage their congregations toward po...
Yes There Is, Too, Still Mystery.
J. M. W. Turner, “Fishermen at Sea” (1796)
“The riddles of God are more satisfying than the solutions of man.”
— G. K. Chesterton, “Introduction to the Book of Job”
I.
It was one of those moments that lives in you forever, but not th...
Evil is Meta-Good.
Hovhannes Aivazovsky, “The Ninth Wave” (1850).
I. The Ultimate.
“For behold, the Shaper of mountains and Creator of [wind/breath/spirit], and [Teller/Storyteller] to man of what are [his/His] [words/thoughts]; Maker of dawn into darknes...
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