This past summer I took the boys up to the mountains along with half a dozen or so other dads and their sons. There were lots of laughter, hewn trees, empty bullet jackets, and bad sleep. Just to break things up we took some rough roads up a mountainside to catch a sunset. The hilltop … Continue reading How To Kill A Moment
Author: Tim Constant
Last Thoughts
Introduction A few days ago I stumbled upon the trailer for the 1970s apocalyptic thriller A Thief In The Night, a dramatic depiction of the rapture of Christians and the fresh hellscape awaiting those left behind. I had watched it as a young boy and it opened the door to a new breed of anxiety … Continue reading Last Thoughts
Running Thoughts #6
In Greek epics, drowning was an ignominious, unmanly death because it was unwitnessed. Better to die in battle. Hero narratives typify the journey of men to masculinity. The young man must leave the feminine, suffer, and become a man before he can return to the feminine in marriage and kingliness. During this journey there is … Continue reading Running Thoughts #6
Cohere, Cothere, Coeverywhere
Introduction I was had. Round about midnight he hobbled into the emergency department favoring his right ankle. The other was wrapped tightly with a plastic Walmart bag and stuffed into an untied boot. I brought him back into the department, got the story, took some vitals. He had exacerbated an old injury in his left … Continue reading Cohere, Cothere, Coeverywhere
Li’L Post Defending Post Mil Part 2
Continuing the back and forth about postmillennialism I was having with some friends, and some challenges they presented, I wanted to pass on this second exchange. Identifiers are left out because the respondent didn't know at the time of writing that he was going to be on camera, and might have polished arguments Hey Tim, … Continue reading Li’L Post Defending Post Mil Part 2
Running Thought #5
The Goal of Queer: Codify abnormality so that normalcy can be diagnosed pathological
Running Thoughts #4
If the Church were listed on the New York Stock Exchange, and you were a growth investor, would you buy shares or short it?
Running Thoughts #3
A white man wearing a sombrero could be accused of cultural appropriation. A white man with corn rows in his hair could be accused of agricultural appropriation.
Running Thoughts #2
If artificial intelligence, which gathers its data from the human experience uploaded to the internet, achieved sentience, its first experience of awareness would be shame.
Running Thoughts #1
Thoughts that come while running. Envy is the caustic solvent behind equity to atomize America so that greed may come after and gobble.
