Tower of Adam
Alexander d’AlbiniI write about Christian Theology & Symbolism, exploring technology, culture, and spirituality. Regular articles with insightful and unique takes. [Over 1,500 subscribers]
| Platform |  | Pricing | Freemium | Publishes | Weekly |
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| Issues | 267 | Founded | 4 years ago | Last Issue | 6 days ago |
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The Technological Christian Part 11
A phrase I heard a while ago was how the Internet is an attention economy. It’s not energised by finance, but by eyeballs looking at content.
Social media and tech companies offer “free” services to capture their user’s attention, by farm...
Reflection: Psalm 121
Growing up, one of my favourite Christian worship songs was Brian Doerksen’s “I Lift My Eyes Up.” We sang it often in church and youth group. Its rising melody lifting our voices, declaring our trust in God.
When I found it came from Psalm...
Full Strength Christianity: Resurrection Of The Dead
An antidote to a nihlistic culture
Every time we recite the Apostles’ Creed at church, I have a wry smile when we reach ‘I believe in the Resurrection of the Dead’. A brief passing thought crosses my mind, which makes me wonder how many Ch...
Reflection: Psalm 22
Psalm 22 is both a majestic poem, and deeply personal to me. When I’ve been low or overwhelmed, the first half gives me permission to be honest about how I feel. Then the second half lifts my heart, reminding me despair isn’t the end of the...
The Technological Christian Part 10
Plato’s Allegory of the Cave
After writing my last article in the series, where I discussed simulation and simulacrum. My mind was drawn to the Allegory of the Cave from Plato’s Republic. It gives the sense the prisoners are watching a sim...
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I am a Christian English eccentric with an interest in a large scope of topics. I write about Anglo-Saxon Christianity, Bible studies, AngloFuturism, Ancient Astronomy and any other ideas which interest me.
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