The Heresiarch’s Chair
The writings of an independent catholic bishop in the Luxumbrian Church.
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Smilidon au Moscato: A Gormanderie of Anthropocene Delights, Being a Menu Worthy of Fin-de-Siècle Divinity
Smilidon au Moscato
A Gormanderie of Anthropocene Delights
Being a Menu Worthy of Fin-de-Siècle Divinity
Or, A Modest Proposal for the More Effectual Employment of Human Omnipotence, the Relief of Certain Ecological and Gastronomical Inc...
The Heart, the Witness, and the Tragedy of Being Alone
There is something I cannot stop thinking about in Wilde’s Salome: the tragedy of a woman who believes that desire gives her the right to know another person, and a man who already knows the object of his love so completely that her desire...
The Fourfold Solar Adoration of Antinous - The Daily Offices of the Four Hours
Concerning the Daily Adoration of the God
The following adorations form part of my private mystagogy of Antinous: a personal discipline of devotion, theological contemplation, and ritual practice through which I seek a deeper understanding...
THE FIRST MAGISTRATE:KRONOS
The Devouring Father, Rhea’s Stone, and the Jurisdiction of Time
On ancestral obligation, the Orphic mysteries, sacred jurisprudence, and why I have given the gods desk jobs
ORACLES, THEIR MISSING CONTENTS, AND THE UNFORTUNATE BUSINESS OF BEING HUMAN
I. BEFORE THE ALTAR OF AN UNKNOWN GOD
De Lustratione et Rebus Humanis
My life, lately, has been rather good.
That is not an assertion I would have made without considerable qualification a few months ago. It is not even an assertion I wo...
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