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Matthew Franklin Cooper, Tom Karlfinn Peaceworth'There is none who understands or seeks God. All have turned aside; together they have become useless.' (Romans 3:11-12) This Substack is a continuation (sort of) of the blog The Heavy Anglophile Orthodox, but with an emphasis on Scripture and poetry.
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In the Book of Documents, the most prominent ‘voice’ of the Book of Shang is given to the literary character of Yi Yin 伊尹. Yi Yin’s origins, in history and extracanonical comment, are obscure. Some say that he was a slave who bec...
The lexicology of li 麗
The Li River (丽江) in Guangxi Province, China
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Matthew Franklin Cooper is a research fellow with the Simone Weil Center. He teaches social sciences in the public school system in Minnesota, and develops curriculum for use in Eastern Orthodox churches in the United States.
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