Divine Madness
John RoxandichThis publication is for gathering insights from ancient teachers (both pagan and Christian), modern philosophy, and symbolic thought to enrich the contemporary conversation.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Twice weekly |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| Issues | 38 | Subscribers | Read | johnroxandich.substack.com |
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Rhetoric in Stone
The following work served as a short project for a course that attempted to understand Classical critics of democracy from ancient works of fiction like Prometheus Bound to Plato’s Republic.
Unsubmitted Thoughts on Virtual Reality
While it has not become the monstrous, looming problem that the Matrix film foretold, virtual reality as a fully immersive experience will be seen a millennium from now as the result of the nihilistic tendency of our age. I would say nothin...
Read the Old Testament
As mentioned recently, I know a lot of Catholics who are finding it hard to enter the Christmas season this year. They are confused, exhausted, weary, and even despairing. The latest happenings this week with Fiducia supplicans (the CDF dec...
Fearful Dust
Someone showed me fear
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I write about philosophy, culture, and art from a symbolic and philosophical perspective with the confidence that beauty will save the world. Christ follower, Plato enthusiast. American by birth and Catholic by the grace of God.
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