
I write about existential philosophy for our everyday lives. I focus a lot on outdoor activities such as mountain biking, fishing, and camping. I hope that you will find inspiration here for walking the trails of life and talking together along the way.
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I have a very good friend, John Sanders, who is a theologian. He once wrote an essay for a book I was editing about the philosophy of liturgy. His essay was simply titled “Liturgical Jellyfish.” I love John’s essay and his basic point is on...
Hello friends, let me again apologize for my sparse posts this past month or so. I am recovering well from my broken wrist and yet getting work done is still slower than normal and so I am struggling to keep up the pace of two posts a week...
***Today’s post was originally published back in May of 2025, but when I was thinking this week about what I wanted to say and what song spoke to where I was, I keep returning to “Be More Kind” by Frank Turner. In fact, I mentioned it in my...
I had hoped that my broken wrist would have recovered enough at this point such that I could return to full Substack speed, but alas, it has not. Despite having bought an ergonomic keyboard (which is apparently better for wrists!), and bein...
Hello friends, hopefully you saw my Substack note from a couple weeks ago (or any of my social media updates), but let me apologize again about being absent from Substack over the past couple weeks. If you missed that info, here it is in br...
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I am a philosopher, author, speaker, professor, mountain biker, trout fisherman, husband, and father. I am the author of many academic books, but also the popular audience book: "Camping with Kierkegaard."
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