
Weekly reflections on theology, addiction, beauty, error, comedy, and the general mess of human life.
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I haven’t had much of a mind for writing recently. Or, at least not the kind of writing I like to do. Instead, I’m having lots of imaginary debates with people who don’t know me. You’ll be happy to hear that I remain undefeated.
After my last essay on the manosphere, a few of you asked me to elaborate on the idea of what it might mean for male and female to be made in the image of God. Not all of my readers are Christian, and among those who are, I’m sure many of y...
Some of you are probably aware of the manosphere, an online movement (the name is a play on blogosphere) that’s been gaining traction in the US over the last fifteen years. The manosphere is a big tent, encompassing everything from stoicism...
Warning: This essay contains depictions of violence
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