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Tuesday
Mar022010

Announcing Theopolitico

March 2, 2010
In case you don’t get enough of my seditious sentiments over here, you can now listen to me bantering about them with my anarchist friend, Adam Naranjo, on Theopolitico, a political theology podcast.  Be advised that it has a lot of room for improvement, since this is my first time doing this sort of thing, and also that, if you think I say weird stuff here, at least here I know what I’m saying, whereas you never know what you’re going to hear when I’m thinking aloud.  And no one ever knows what they’re going to hear when Adam is talking. ;-)

A lot of my segments will contain some of the same content that you see here, sometimes before, sometimes after it's posted here.  But interesting new angles will often emerge in the course of conversation, so hopefully it won't seem redundant


Note: You can also find us on iTunes, of course.  Just type in "Theopolitico," and there we are.

Monday
Apr202009

Welcome Baby Soren!

So having just announced a pressing existential question that I planned to obsess about, I now have found something much more concrete to obsess about--my first son, Soren James, born at 8:10 AM on the Octave of Easter--yesterday morning. So far, he has shown signs of living up to his namesake, Soren Kierkegaard: he has spent many of his waking hours with his face creased and his brow furrowed in what appears to be introspective anxiety about his spiritual condition. Perhaps he will need to be rounded out with some Chesterton from an early age.