Embracing the Shadow Side of Life
In my last post, I mentioned the shadow. Specifically, I said in regard to my seminar in Greece, I learned to find comfort in “integrating… Read More »Embracing the Shadow Side of Life
In my last post, I mentioned the shadow. Specifically, I said in regard to my seminar in Greece, I learned to find comfort in “integrating… Read More »Embracing the Shadow Side of Life
Well folks, the last month has flown by. My apologies for the delay in producing content. I had to manage multiple finals, two jobs, and… Read More »Reverent Agnosticism and a Faith in Ruins
I am an agnostic who writes about the philosophical problem of suffering and the theological weight of pop culture. And just last week, I was… Read More »There Was a Light Here: Demon Hunter’s Masterpiece of Lament
The quest for meaning is often glamorized as a brave pursuit that leads the ardent searcher to a happy life. But perhaps the most renowned… Read More »Threads of Meaning in Ecclesiastes Brutal Truth
Welcome to Beyond the Logos! I realize it’s been quite some time since my last post, and I appreciate your patience during this hiatus. Life… Read More »Welcome to Beyond the Logos: Rebranding my Blog
Recently, I rewatched the classic comedy Monty Python’s Life of Brian. I am an avid fan of Monty Python, and Monty Python and the Holy… Read More »Blessed Are the Cheesemakers: Monty Python vs. Organized Religion
It is a story we are all familiar with. In Christianity, Satan was once an angel named Lucifer. But Lucifer fell from Heaven, and decided… Read More »Lucifer and Isaiah 14:12: The Morning Star?
I grew up Southern Baptist. Later, I even worked at a Southern Baptist church. By fourteen, I was already uneasy with what I was seeing… Read More »Johnny Hunt and the Problem of Unchecked Power in the Church
The problem of suffering. When you read those previous words, I can almost guarantee you reflected on a period in your life or the life… Read More »Dust in the Wind: The Meaningfulness of Animals
What must one do to deserve God’s judgment and wrath? I can almost guarantee you answer this question, “Well, sin, of course.” Let’s assume someone… Read More »The Amos Project: Oracles of Crime and Punishment