Tag: Philosophy

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  Love, Without Absolutes

  There is a reason love so often becomes the final word. For Christians, for mystics, for those who speak of “spiritual truth” without quite knowing where to place it, love offers something uniquely consoling. It promises an essential coherence underlying the mess of things. It suggests that beneath suffering, contingency, and loss there is a…

  14th Feb 2026

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  Defenders of The Faith

  Recently, a friend posted in the group chat and asked if anyone could recommend any good books on Christian apologetics. It was a sincere question. There was no edge to it, just the familiar posture of someone who wants to think well about what they believe. It was the sort of question that once would…

  25th Jan 2026

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  Eden Revisited: A Conversation With My Former Faith

  I offer this piece in two voices: the one I had fifteen years ago, and the one I carry now. The first half is taken from a blog post I wrote as a believer, convinced of Eden’s historic value, the Sabbath, and the outward-moving love of God. I have left these words mostly untouched, because…

  1st Jan 2026