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 |
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Flesh and Blood Cannot Bear the Weight
Regardless of your philosophy of mind and body, of how the two relate or are one one, it seems that the pervasive experience of modern man leads him put all his hope and flesh and blood. I do not mean this in any seriously metaphysical or c...
AI and Pedagogy: Part II
LLMs and Pedagogical Usage
In the previous part of the reflection, I discussed the nature of AI (LLMs in particular) and its relationship to classical education. There are certainly concerns about AI that ought to be seriously addressed, b...
AI and Pedagogy
Framing the Reflection
There was once a profound quote I found in my first few months of teaching regarding the true purpose of education. It expressed, in such concise terms, a point I had been struggling to explain to some parents during...
Poetry Edition: ON WAR GAMES
Let these pixels march to gush
Blood in ones and zeros flow
Somme and Cannae feigned
Fabled and faked in search of lush,
Green fields yearned for, watered by Ares' last crimson sup.
Let these pixels march to gush
Blood in ones and z...
Democracy Crouching at Your Door
Western society ought to banish its love affair with the convoluted notion of democracy to rebuild in our minds a nuanced vision to avoid the dangers present in our current notion of this cultural spirit. Democracy designates a cultural spi...
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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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