The Musings Of A Wanderer

An eclectic bunch of essays, reflections, and prayers
A lover of Lewis, Tolkien, Chesterton, etc.
An aspiring writer and academic

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@trad_west_ Not a movie, but every man should watch Avatar: The Last Airbender. Be like Uncle Iroh!!

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@SlowToWrite I'm surprised a third season was green lit

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@InspiringPhilos They just don't see it, and they are confused when we chuckle at stuff like this.

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Check out the full video on YouTube! Link below

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What do you pray when you may die in the next hour?

A soldier from WWI wrote this poem with just that in mind. It is simple and beautiful. I hope you enjoy.

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"The heart of @dalepartridge's argument is those final lines, 'Christ allows for heavenly fellowship. But language, culture, shared ancestry, history, and geography allow for earthly fellowship'.... As with any teaching claiming biblical authority, we should be like the Bereans (Acts 17:11) and test it against the Scriptures to see if it is true."

Read the rest of my response on Substack, link in the bio and in the comments below.

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"The blood of Christ, which binds his church together, is stronger than the blood we share with our relatives. We are more closely related at an ontological level to the body of Christ than we are to our unbelieving family. I finish with the wise words and wonderful illustrations of Chrysostom, 'Let us suppose there to be two statues, the one of silver, the other of lead, and then that both shall be melted down, and that the two shall come out gold. Behold, thus hath He made the two one.'" From my recent Substack article discussing Dale's incorrect views on race. Link below and in my bio.

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"The blood of Christ, which binds his church together, is stronger than the blood we share with our relatives. We are more closely related at an ontological level to the body of Christ than we are to our unbelieving family. I finish with the wise words and wonderful illustrations of Chrysostom, 'Let us suppose there to be two statues, the one of silver, the other of lead, and then that both shall be melted down, and that the two shall come out gold. Behold, thus hath He made the two one.'"

From my recent Substack article discussing Dale's incorrect views on race. Link below and in my bio.

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An encouragement for you this Sunday! “I Will See You at the Feast” an essay on goodbyes, read full on Substack (link below and in my bio)

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@SlowToWrite Thank you for your consistency in pointing out Dale’s wrongheaded views! If anyone is interested, I wrote a response to his ideas on race a few weeks ago on Substack, link below and in my bio!

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@dalepartridge Since substantive conversations rarely happen on this app, I wrote a response to Dale on my Substack, link below.

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A.I. writing cannot replace humans! No matter how good your prompt and how many times you tweak it, the finished product will never be what you want. It may be technically, grammatically, correct, better than you could write, but it will never be better than what you could write. Why? Because the conglomeration of your life experiences makes the writing yours.

Stop using generative A.I.!