The Trinity Project
Andrew G.A multimedia quest for truth and beauty. Orthodox Christian affirming alternative media on topics such as history, aesthetics, philosophy, and politics.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Monthly |
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| Issues | 8 | Founded | 9 months ago | Last Issue | a month ago |
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Why Aesthetics Matter (Part 2)
Welcome back to part two of Why Aesthetics Matter…no that wasn’t just bait! I’m going to skip past a true introduction, so you can go back to part one first if you haven’t read it and would like to start there (this article isn’t going anyw...
Oh No, My Lobster is Too Buttery!
Despite all the political turmoil, the specter of potential third world war, and the daily challenges facing us, in many ways life has never been more tailored to meet our desires in terms of our pleasures and our interests. For most of us...
Why Aesthetics Matter (Part 1)
Disclaimer: this article is intended for a mature audience.
From a cold intellectual perspective, it’s easy to be skeptical of aesthetics, and to rationalize away beauty as only tangential or surface level to the human experience. Equally,...
Moses the Black: A Retrospective
Note: there will inevitably be spoilers (you were warned), but I don’t intend to give a full summary of the film’s plot here.
In Moses the Black Dr.Eric Foreman trades his stethoscope and lab coat for a tech 9 and black hoodie, with a si...
Oops! All Gambling
Some assets licensed from Envato Elements 2026
Everyday we take risks, we are betting on someone not blowing a stop sign, that some crazy accusation doesn’t get us fired, that the schizophrenic decides not to stab us on public transport, t...
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