PZ’s Panopticon
It’s Funny Because It’s True: Death, Resurrection, and …
It’s been said before that standup comedians are the revered preachers of our day. They’re […]
PZ’s Cure for Existential Beastliness
The other day I was suffering from the normal post-holiday, first-of-the-year, what-has-happened-to-my-life, dear-God-help-me blues. We’ve […]
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A little self-promotion: Whenever we find a theme here on the blog we’re especially excited […]
When I Was an Adult I Read Books, to Remain a Child
The following piece was recently shared with Mockingbird. The “librarian,” whose name is not Paul […]
PZ’s Podcast: Farewell to the First Golden Era
EPISODE 170: Farewell to the First Golden Era Here is some recommended Summer reading, and […]
Notes from the Panopticon: A Solution Outside the Field of …
Paul F.M. Zahl speaks, from years of theological accomplishment and pastoral experience, on religion that […]
On TV: “Form and Void”, True Detective
[Spoiler Alert] The closing installment of the hitherto brilliant True Detective may have disappointed some. There were […]
Finger-Wagging the Tofu Faithful
Perhaps this would fit under PZ’s “Religions that Aren’t Called Religions,” as an Ideology. Or […]
A View to a Death: Paul Zahl’s Christianity for the Dying
This quote comes from our inimitable purveyor of one-way love (and world religion!), Paul F.M. […]
Alain de Botton Talks Christianity, Anxiety, and Death
“What would Alain de Botton do?” — Mark Corrigan, Peep Show, Season 4 In a passage […]
5 Golden Themes (Again)! What We Loved (and Loved to Analyze) in 2 …
Well, well, well. Here we go again, 2013 edition. 1) The Religion of Food. Well, […]
You Can Never Have Enough (Copies of Tomb of Ligeia): A …
As we approach the holiday season, in which I look forward to Paradox Interactive’s Europa Universalis […]
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