Sacred Slang
Kyle WorleySacred Slang is a monthly newsletter aimed at interpretation and curation.
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Glory Hunger. (The Odyssey and "Honor.")
This is the third essay in a series engaging The Odyssey from a Christian perspective. If you’d like to read the earlier entries, you can find them below:
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“Adventures in (The) Odyssey”
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“Can we get home? (The Odyssey and Home)”...
Who would win the "Great Books" World Cup?
Welcome to the World Cup for the Great Books! This is what we call “playing to your audience.” I love soccer and loves debating whether or not the Great Books are…
A.) Awesome and everyone should read them.
B.) Possibly racist?
C.) Even...
Getting a Cyclops Drunk. (Hospitality in "The Odyssey")
Howdy y’all - this essay is part of a four part series providing a Christian engagement with The Odyssey. I hope you enjoy it.
If you’d like to read the two previous entries, you can find them here:
- “Adventures in (the) Odyssey”
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a world without dads.
Almost ten years ago, at the edge of becoming a dad myself, I got a call in the middle of the night. I woke up to the last buzz of the phone on my nightstand, but when I tried to answer, nobody was on the other end of the line. I noticed I...
Juneteenth, New Nazis, and "Normalcy."
In Galveston, TX on June 19th, 1865, General Gordon Granger delivered “General Order #3,” which declared that all enslaved people were free. This was incredible news to the enslaved peoples throughout Texas. The only problem: President Linc...
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