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Is Technology Neutral?
In writings on the nature of technology, one often comes across discussions of the question of whether or not “technology is neutral.” While this may be more reflective of the types of things I tend to read rather than of any statistical tr...
"Faith in God and an insane fear of life"
In the (long, slow) course of the ongoing project on Valentin Sventsitskii, I recently revisited a piece of his from 1910 with the somewhat delightful title, “On the Bookseller-Psalmsinger, and on Conservatism in General“ (all quotes that f...
Boethius on the Security of True Happiness
I’ve been reading through The Consolation of Philosophy for the first time (along with Thomas Ward’s recently published pop-level guide, After Stoicism). It’s a long overdue read, but as I continue to struggle with my desire to be a philoso...
Neo-Confucian "Quiet Sitting"
I’ve long felt that Confucianism should be more popular as a practical philosophy (and spirituality) than it is. In early Confucianism, it seems to me you get almost everything that people find deep and inspiring in pop-Stoicism (emphasis o...
The Contradiction at the Heart of Neo-Patristic Theologizing
There’s a certain way of doing or discussing theology that I think it is safe to say has become the standard in at least the English-speaking Orthodox world. Let’s call it, using Fr. Georges Florovsky’s famous phrase, ‘neo-patristic synthes...
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