by The Deity I have received criticism in recent days for using this column to contemplate the simple and easy; for seeing it fit to spend words on topics some characterize as cliche. I hardly know what to say except to point out that my sentences are composed for my own enjoyment, as well asContinue reading “A Voice From The Whirlwind (1.26.2021)”
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On Brotherhood
by Leora Jasper I have thought often on what it means to be a brother. Brother, of course, is an outdated term. But it is a word central to the stories of Genesis. For me it means, in a deep down kind of way, being in community with others. When the world is created, GodContinue reading “On Brotherhood”
The Deity: A Critique
by Leora Jasper In their inaugural post on this site, the individual who chooses to be called “The Deity” proved they were susceptible to the worst incentives on the internet. Quite frankly, I was so appalled that I wrote the following resignation email: Dear Heavenly “Deity,” Stargate? Seriously? I thought we were creators not chainedContinue reading “The Deity: A Critique”
A Voice From The Whirlwind
by The Deity Have you seen Stargate SG-1? If you saw it in the nineties and early-aughts, you’re okay. You have nothing to worry about. But if you’re like me, you started watching Stargate SG-1 a couple weeks ago. Through the haze of insurrections and promises of a vaccine, your index finger reached out andContinue reading “A Voice From The Whirlwind”
The Gadfly Symposium 