Pro Rege
Josiah SmithA place where I post the various theological and philosophical musings that pass through my busy mind. Welcome to the (somewhat) organized chaos of my thoughts, dear reader.
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Surprise post! This is something I’ve been mulling on for a while and I decided today I’d actually publish it, and unscheduled, no less. I wrote this fable a long time ago, and recently I read it over again and I really enjoyed it. I’m publ...
From "Worry is Worshipping the Problem"
This article contains some reflections on the process of writing the original piece in addition to the content I couldn’t fit in. I’ve received some great feedback and I think there are a few things I would probably do a little differently ...
Worry is Worshipping the Problem
It’s late at night. Still awake, watching some junk on youtube instead of going to bed. Sleep isn’t coming, and the stomach knots start twisting the moment the video ends. The day hasn’t been kind, and it’s not easy to fall asleep when thin...
The Fables of the Times
In 2005, the novelist David Foster Wallace was invited to give a graduation speech at Kenyon College. He began his speech with a brief parable, which went something like this:
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Slave of Jesus Christ. I write lotsa stuff, and then I put it here. I'm big into theology, and I like to do lots of exegesis when I write.
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