Why Didn't God Forbid Slavery?
An Orthodox reading of slavery in Scripture, history, and the Church Fathers that faces the difficult passages directly.
Essays
Reflections on philosophy, society and the human condition. Taking time to think.
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Elegant Rigor: A Tribute to Dijkstra and the Art of Logical Simplicity
Exploring Dijkstra's philosophy of computer science, where rigor and simplicity form a path to intellectual clarity.
"2 + 2 = 5"? The Collapse of Rationality Through the Denial of Necessary Truths
Exposing the self-refuting nature of denying necessary truths through an analysis of relativistic rhetoric and the law of non-contradiction.
Genesis, Creation and Orthodoxy: Beyond Literalism Toward a Living Reading
An Orthodox synthesis reconciling faith and reason through Patristic tradition, moving beyond literalism to a living reading of Genesis.
Adam Is Not Alone: A Theological Inquiry into Human Plurality and the Fall
An Orthodox theological reading of Adam as the ontological prototype of humanity, addressing the question of human plurality in Genesis.
The Transcendental Argument for Christianity: Rational Grounding of an Absolute Truth
Exploring the Christian God as the necessary foundation for rationality, knowledge, and morality through transcendental reasoning.
From What Is to What Ought to Be: The Moral Flaw of Atheistic Materialism Faced with Hume's Guillotine
Examining whether atheistic materialism can justify objective moral norms in light of Hume's is-ought problem.
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