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I'm moving!
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Peter the Pilgrim
The Areopagus Podcast is hosted by Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick, an Orthodox Christian priest, and Mike Landsman, an Evangelical Christian pastor. Fr. Andrew and I first met in 2004 as students at St. Tikhon's Orthodox Theological Seminary, although we'd made contact online before then. I was their guest for the latest episode, talking about ( Read more... ) -
Coming soon to a podcast near you!
I had a great time with Fr. Andrew Stephen Damick and Pastor Mike Landsman this afternoon, recording an episode on pilgrimage for The Areopagus podcast. (It'll take some time for Ancient Faith to work their production magic on the raw recording. Watch this space ( Read more... ) -
'Alternative Facts'
The most striking difference between ancient and modern sophists is that the ancients were satisfied with a passing victory of the argument at the expense of truth, whereas the moderns want a more lasting victory at the expense of reality. In other words, one destroyed the dignity of human thought whereas the others destroy the dignity of human ( Read more... ) -
......and I'm back.
Prior to starting my pilgrimage to Jerusalem, I set up my various online social media outlets to propagate my updates across platforms. (If This Then That is a remarkable tool.) Set it and forget it is the way I deal with many things, and since most of my online interactions take place on FB, I didn't bother to check in here until just a few days ( Read more... ) -
Siena, Day 2
Last evening when I arrived in Siena, I knew it was too late to go and knock on the door of the parish accommodation in the hope that there would be someone there. They weren't answering the phone earlier in the day, which I've learned is not a good sign. Instead, I phoned the first hotel listed in my Via Francigena guidebook, the wonderfully ( Read more... ) -
The gate of Alma Domus, Siena
This is the fourth floor entrance to the hotel I stayed in last night. Siena is spread across multiple hills. http://flic.kr/p/q5sWWV
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