Myth and Mystery
Myth and Mystery, Justi AndreasenA place where ancient myths and religions live in a new light. "The most beautiful thing we can experience is the mysterious." A. Einstein
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 71 | Founded | 2 years ago | Last Issue | 19 days ago |
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Why Mythic Creatures are more Real than Creatures of Science?
A guest post on Mythic Creatures by
A scientist catches a butterfly and pins it to a board. The wings remain perfect, the markings remain exact, every measurable thing remains, in a sense, triumphantly preserved. What does not remain is t...
Heroes and Monsters: The Dark Side of Heroism
Usually, monsters and heroes are imagined to be complete opposites. One is the good and the glorious, the other evil, repulsive and ugly. The world may be full of monsters but heroes are there to protect us. This is the standard idea that p...
The Paradox of an Atheist God
This is an updated version of a post I published this time last year. It is primarily intended for the benefit of new subscribers, the number of which has grown more than tenfold since. My next post, on monsters and heroes, is coming soon....
Monsters and the Cosmic Order
Ancient mythologies are full of monsters, strange creatures that provoke fear and amazement. The word monster comes from Latin monstrum—divine omen or portent, derived from the verb monere—to admonish or warn. The implication is that monstr...
The Epic Poet and a Working Mother
While reading several posts about Women’s History Month here on Substack I was struck by this paragraph by :
Women have kept the world going. Not symbolically. Literally. The unpaid labour, the care work, the emotional maintenance, the r...
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Historian, teacher and author writing about ancient myth, mystery, religion and re-enchantment. Orphic seer seeking the divine in all traditions, I hold a doctorate in Classics from the University of Oxford.
I write to recover Christianity as the deep logic of the world, not a private sentiment but a reality you can inhabit. Twice a week, I publish on the Bible’s patterns, and how they play out across history, culture, and your own life.
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