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Uncovering and recovering Christianity’s historic mastery of Natural Philosophy. Challenging modern and postmodern distortions of Natural Science. Focusing especially on earth, environmental, and agricultural sciences. Aspiring Classicist.

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  1. Issue · Sep 12, 2026

    Environmental Humanism in American Manufacturing (opens the original)

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    Most of my time each day is wrapped up in the profession of environmental consulting. I work for a firm serving a wide range of manufacturing clients, and I genuinely enjoy a good chunk of the work I do.From this experience, I have gathered a number of observations regarding the culture of the industry. When I was in school, and even to this day, companies with processes subject to OSHA and environmental regulations hired personnel dedicated to maintaining compliance. These roles were titled “EH

  2. Issue · Aug 29, 2026

    The Telos of a Blade of Grass (opens the original)

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    One of the historical formulations of the Metaphysics and Epistemology of Natural Philosophy is Aristotle’s four causes. When we consider a natural thing, such as a blade of grass, a comprehensive understanding of that natural object has historically meant identifying the four causes through which that thing exists. There are other metaphysical commitments that impact how we answer the question surrounding these four causes, but we are going to assume a Christian cosmology and metaphysics. Withi

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