The Heresiarch’s Chair
The writings of an independent catholic bishop in the Luxumbrian Church.
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We View as We Are Viewed: Attributes and Attitudes in Iconography and Poetics
On divine representation, ritual language, and the formation of new syncretisms
The representation of divinity presents a difficulty familiar to both theologians and artists. The god must be made recognizable, yet recognition depends upon...
A Tangle of Serpents
In the preceding essay, The Time of Monsters, I considered revelation in its more consequential sense: apokalypsis, the disclosure of a reality capable of altering one’s understanding of the world and one’s place within it. Early Christ...
The Time of Monsters
In my previous essay, My Private Mystagogy, I considered addiction, religious initiation, personal sovereignty, and the practical difficulties of reconstructing a life. I examined the Negative Confessions of Egyptian mortuary religion, Crow...
My Private Mystagogy
Over the years I have worn many hats, each successively more ridiculous than the one previous: honors student, O.T.O. initiate, tantric yogi, deacon, initiate of Antinous, mystagogue, priest, bishop, and junkie.
That is a lot and patently...
The Basymite and His Remains
A week ago I lost access to my phone.
This was inconvenient in the ordinary way and, given everything else happening in my life, probably useful in ways I would never have chosen voluntarily. My living circumstances had reached the point w...
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