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Of Minds and Machines: Transhumanism and the Christian by Christopher Brown | Aug 12, 2021Since the beginning of history, people have used...
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Zeugma in Bob Dylan’s “Isis” by E.J. Hutchinson | Aug 21, 2025The Greek word zeugma means "yoking," and is the...
Hypermetry in Bob Dylan’s “Hurricane” by E.J. Hutchinson | Aug 19, 2025Hypermetry--too many syllables in a line of...
A Brief Political Theology from Eighth-Century Sinai: “Because I Couldn’t Find Anyone Worse!” by Andrew Koperski | Aug 14, 2025Anastasios of Sinai (fl. c. 700) was a monk,...
Titus Andronicus in the Waste Land by E.J. Hutchinson | Aug 14, 2025T.S. Eliot was no admirer of Shakespeare's Titus...
