A Christian ministry newsletter that publishes prayers for grief, deliverance and strength, drawing heavily on Bible verses. Its recent issues also argue that brain-computer interfaces such as Neuralink are laying groundwork for the mark of the beast.
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A personal essay newsletter reflecting on traditionalist conservatism, Midwestern culture, literature and modern alienation from nature. Issues combine memoir, intellectual history and book reviews, with Bookshop.org and Amazon affiliate links.
Essays by Luke Burgis on the intersection of philosophy, culture, art, technology and Catholic thought, including responses to AI and the technocratic paradigm. Readers get long-form, reflective writing that draws on art history, theology and the author's own seminary and entrepreneurial background.
Long-form essays on the history of ideas, liberal philosophy, religion and political thought, centered on pluralism and productive disagreement. Readers get richly sourced narratives about figures such as Boyarynya Morozova, Isaiah Berlin, Karl Popper and Jürgen Habermas.
Personal essays on philosophy, ideas, American religion and propaganda, mixing memoir with literary and cultural reference. Readers get reflective, carefully crafted writing on attention, fear and how to stay grounded amid political and informational turmoil.
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