Socratic dialogue: philosophy with more than a dash of drama. If you're looking for a place to start, I reccommend The Watch.
A look at "Christ is risen!" as the foundation to everyday living.
Many people reading Boethius's classic The Consolation of Philosophy wonder why the Christian author did not write a consolation of theology.
This represents an attempt to write what people wondered why Boethius did not write.
- The Damned Backswing (short)
- A dialogue about a "damned backswing" that keeps coming up in life and society.
- Humans have long lived as hunter-gatherers, then in a geological eyeblink adopted the agricultural revolution, and then in an eyeblink even compared to the agricultural revolution, spin out in a cascading, coruscating, coruscating succession of technologies.
- The Law of Attraction: A Dialogue with an Eastern Orthodox Christian Mystic (medium)
- In shaky times, many people look to the Law of Attraction. Orthodox Christianity has a way to delve deeper.
- The
MartianHuman Complete Set of Working Instructions to Happiness: Life, the Paleo Diet, (Paleo) Orthodoxy, and Other Things (medium) - A Socratic dialogue between a fan of Robert A. Heinlein's Stranger in a Strange Land and an Orthodox theologian about Martian and human life, happiness, and the Paleo diet.
- The Mindstorm (medium)
- A dialogue which has a brilliant alumnus return to his school and discuss philosophy of education with its founder.
- A slightly updated look at Plato's Allegory of the Cave... or perhaps not really an updated look at all. Should the most famous piece of Socratic dialogue have been called the Allegory of the Television?
- A Socratic dialogue about the present cultural singularity emanating from the West and reaching across the globe.
The dialogue is between Merlin, chrismated John, and Herodotus.
- Spirit (medium)
- God is spirit, and he invites us to be spirit too.
- Veni, Vidi, Vomi: A Look at "Do You Want to Date My Avatar?" (short)
- "Do You Want to Date My Avatar?" is a viral music video that is funny and demure by music video standards. At first glance, at least...
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The Watch (medium)
- On the surface, it's about a watch that has another way of telling time. Under the surface...
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Within the Steel Orb (medium)
- Does Einstein's theory of relativity say anything that relativism does not? Or does relativism say anything that Einstein's theory of relativity does not?
Is there a difference that matters?
A sleek car under starlight, a different kind of information technology, a deep, blue-robed host, and the wisdom of a Socratic dialogue in a science fiction world.
- Yonder (long)
- Yonder is a science fiction story that starts in a world where mind and body are separate. Or at least that's one way of looking at it. You could also describe it as a miniature Divine Comedy, a journey which begins in Hell and ends in Heaven, but uses none of the traditional imagery: Hell is a place where you can have any pleasure you want, while Heaven is a place with intense suffering.