I’ve no familiarity at all with the work of Wyndham Lewis, this article’s partial subject, or Dr. Gilfedder, its author, and my knowledge of Shakespeare is small. men against darkness, published in Islander #5 doubtless possesses certain interests for the
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Welcome to my blog! I’m Colson Potter, author with one book published at time of posting and more coming. This blog covers those topics I believe I can speak valuably upon: writing, politics, theology, philosophy, and the intersections of the four, to the glory of God.
A new article goes up every Monday; short stories and poems (as well as extras) go up when they are ready for public exposure or when I stumble across them in my computer six months later.
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What’s What on Here
The Blog Here you can find all the weekly articles. Theology Here you can find articles focused on theology. Writing Here you can find articles focused on the art and theory of writing. Politics Here you can find articles focused
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The Reality of the Ideal Hero – On Islander 5
I’ve no familiarity at all with the work of Wyndham Lewis, this article’s partial subject, or Dr. Gilfedder, its author, and my knowledge of Shakespeare is small. men against darkness, published in Islander #5 doubtless possesses certain interests for the
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Abolitionism, Incrementalism, and….
Killing children is naturally a topic people have strong feelings about. At large in our culture, this debate plays out between two diametric opposites. On the one side, those who advocate killing children in order to preserve a more pleasurable
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The Song That is Oldest is Wisest
The Kings of the earth and their kinHave left their marks on the earth;The lords of the east and the westHave made millions to kneel by their birth.But the song that is oldest is wisest,And all that it tells is
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Police, Crime, Tyranny: A Recipe
So, you just got effective control of a nation’s government, by means we’ll not go into here (very inconvenient, the superpowers stopping as soon as you got this far). Your goal, naturally, is to extend your power, but no longer
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Panican?
If you disagree with the war in Iran, and you’ve been labeled ‘conservative’ or ‘Republican,’ you’re a panican. It’s an insult, if we’re blunt. Calling somebody a ‘panican’ is never approbative, not the way ‘liberal’ or ‘conservative’ or progressive’ might