I wrote about the Camino de Santiago, distrust of Church history, and the rise of the secular pilgrim for UnHerd. Read the article here: https://t.co/8chptVwmV5
My new strategy is going to be Geomaxing. The United States is far too brutal of a dating market to compete in, so im going to geomax to countries with poor economies to mog people.
historical writers that would have loved twitter:
- St. Paul
- Nietzsche
- Marx
- Socrates (reply guy who spams posts with edge case rebuttals)
- Luther
- Voltaire
- Ibn Rushd
- Aquinas (all of his posts are just links to his substack articles)
- Su Shi
Absolutely love this piece by @briam_emo on the Camino de Santiago becoming, increasingly, a secular and wellness trek by people who find the Church 'problematic.' Weep but true. @unherd.
https://t.co/GHCEGkHiSZ
"It was fairly typical to see pilgrims crowd the entrance of the small chapels along the way, await the stamp in their credentials, then step behind the altar for a photo and leave again in a minute, never looking at the space they claimed to visit."
@briam_emo for @unherd on the Camino de Santiago in 2026.
https://t.co/5VGPKeLe8a
"One form of growth asks you to become more fully yourself through self-improvement, while the other asks you to be undone, to surrender as the pathway to transformation."
Essential wisdom, the only thing that actually matters for a happy and fulfilled human life, from @briam_emo for @unherd, on what's wrong with the wellness-focused Camino.
https://t.co/5VGPKeLe8a
"Doubting the legend or the relics may be chalked up to ordinary skepticism, but rejecting the images inside the church is a different kind of act. To the pilgrim making it, it is a form of moral clarity, a rejection of violence and religious triumphalism, which fits neatly with contemporary commitments to social justice."
@briam_emo for @unherd.
https://t.co/5VGPKeKGiC
The cathedral "transforms the terms of no one’s arrival. You have walked the Way, and you have reached the cathedral, and you are offered a next step. Whether to take it or not is up to you."
@briam_emo, @unherd.
https://t.co/gmLbzZXjJ0
Went to Maryland with a friend and really wanted to ride a boat but the strangers we approached weren’t receptive at all! I showed them my boating license and everything!!
I wrote about the Camino de Santiago, distrust of Church history, and the rise of the secular pilgrim for UnHerd. Read the article here: https://t.co/8chptVwmV5