Only a week out from 30, I am reflecting on how deeply my childhood has had a role in shaping who I am today. I assume we all downplay the effects of our childhoods, especially the bad and the traumatic on who we are today. But of late my childhood has surfaced, and maybe in... Continue Reading →
I studied Philosophy as part of my undergrad at The University of Sydney. I did not take me long to realise that I wasn't particular great at 'doing' philosophy, but I could understand the concepts reasonably well and especially how they conflicted with a Christian Worldview. I undertook studies in Critical Thinking, Logic, Phenomenology, Critical... Continue Reading →
Every week, I listen to a wide variety of podcasts during my commute to work. Here's one of my recommendations. Sheologians. Joy Temby and Summer White discuss current issues affecting the Evangelical church in America. I'm not really sure how I stumbled across Sheologians, but I'm glad I did. As a listener, you and... Continue Reading →
A few interesting tidbits from an article on sexual harassment by Ben Shapiro: 'In order to combat piggish behavior, conservatives have advocated for certain rules and a certain educational framework, built up over the course of centuries. Some of those rules include: social expectation that sex would be connected with marriage, thus cementing the connection... Continue Reading →
Through the Eye of the Needle 