Notes from the War on Meaning
DJExploring language, culture, and the shaping of thought. This publication is dedicated to understanding how meaning is made, how it’s manipulated, and how we can respond with clarity, integrity, and purpose.
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A Response to Antonia's Piece on Jennifer Eckhart
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Upon completion of a nasty set of leg isloated leg press I pulled out my phone for something to read as I walked to the infrared sauna. The first thing I saw was:
and immediately thought to myself “What the fuck?” and...
Actually, R.C. Sproul was just another secularizing influence on the Bible, and Ligonier is degenerating exactly as you would expect.
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RC Sproul Changed the ontological (essence) category of scripture from a living word that acts on the reader, to a human literary relic with a fixed meaning created by the author of a specific text. He created a church and a ministry of...
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Being Renewed #006: Why and how I’m going to college in 2026, Finding 1 job and looking for another
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It’s 2:39pm here in Texas and I write to you itching to go to the gym on what’s supposed to be my rest day. Lately, it’s been about 103 degrees outside and that kind of head is sinister in the way it drains and exhausts you so...
Garden Update
wanted to share a breif garden update.
For what I've been doing lately, check this post. I genuinely believe the advice therein helped me save my tomatoes.
Otherwise, The summer season is upon us here in texas and all my plants ha...
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