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The Journey Is Over (opens the original)
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Dear reader,There is no easy or nice way to say this, other than to just go ahead and do it; the journey is over. By “the journey”, I am referring to this Substack journey I have been on over the past couple of years.A little while ago I expressed in an announcement post that I was unhappy with how much Substack relied on notes, clickbait, and hot-topic articles. I did not feel like that style of content creation aligned with my values. I still don't.I therefore have taken quite the step back, n
Talking Tradition w/ Gospel Simplicity (opens the original)
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The following is a section of a livestreamed discussion that I had with of Gospel Simplicity regarding the nature of tradition, it’s relationship to scripture, and doctrinal development in Christianity; of which I have created a transcript for you to enjoy in written form. The conversation was prompted by one of Austin’s articles that you can find here. Please enjoy, and let me know if you like this format, as there is more to come!Ben: So this
Gender Metaphysics: "What is a Woman?" (opens the original)
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DISCLAIMER: Even if you disagree with my particular understanding of gender metaphysics, there is no reason for anyone to deny the rights of human beings to have access to healthcare that is clearly beneficial and potentially life saving.The so-called “gender critical” movement has steadily been growing in the Western world, reaching a pinnacle with Matt Walsh’s 2022 documentary “What is a Woman?”, which became somewhat of an internet phenomenon. This gave licence for a whole new level of hate s
The How and Why of Religious Pluralism (opens the original)
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One of the things I disliked the most when I was Eastern Orthodox was the Church’s claim to be the “one true church”. This narrative, coupled with a distinct stream of dogmatic teaching frustrated me to no end, and certainly contributed towards my leaving Christianity. Now that I have returned to, and am living out a varied religious and spiritual path, majoring in Christianity with a few other minors, I thought I might expand on something that has been deeply important to me on this journey (pu
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