Harmony of the Heavens - Theology Revealed Through Art
A strange conglomeration of thoughts on the various arts and how they can convey or reveal theological truths. Also miscellany on things like board games, alcohol, cinema, and literature generally.
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Halo, Marathon, Swords of Legend, and Artificial Intelligences (opens the original)
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My second ever full Swordstack Saturday post is here! This time, I get to actually deal with a little bit of theology and philosophy along with artistic analysis, so hopefully there will be something here for all of my readers.Durendal, Cortana, and Joyeuse: three swords for three legendary wielders of the medieval French romances. All three names are also used in a continuum of games from the same studio, providing an intriguing throughline. This connection was brought to my attention by an ano
Muse's Agnostic Apocalypticism (opens the original)
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Muse is a Brtitish alternative rock band that I have been listening to since my early teens. I have long enjoyed their majestic soundscapes, their preference for real instruments (even when creating electronic-sounding music), and their (sometimes) conspiracy-theory level lyrics and conceptual albums. They are, in fact, the first band I ever saw live, which was a highlight of my youth.Throughout their discography, Muse have a common set of themes: geopolitics, criticality of religion, astronomic
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