The Accuser and the Embracer; Two deaths, two spirits, and the deepest story ever told

As the Orthodox Christian artist and thinker Jonathan Pageau is wont to say, “Symbolism happens!” Symbolism, he explains, “is not so much an arbitrary allegorical representation of something, but rather the very pattern by which we notice meaning.” Sitting by the fire in the predawn pall of this bitter Minnesota winter, I found myself gazing … Continue reading The Accuser and the Embracer; Two deaths, two spirits, and the deepest story ever told →

The Sacred Hierarchy of Value: A Portal of Renewal in a Disenchanted Age

Listen: Speechify Audio Link Introduction In this post, I am going to attempt to articulate a perspective that, over the last eight years, has matured from a tiny seed to a deeply rooted, life-changing, and still vigorously growing personal reality. I remember vividly the first faint tremor—the prelude to the quake that would upend a … Continue reading The Sacred Hierarchy of Value: A Portal of Renewal in a Disenchanted Age →