Dimitrios Trimijopulos·2d agoThe person who misled humanityThe term Θέωσις (theosis) derives from the verb θεῶ, θεῶμαι (theō, theōmai) to make divine, to become a god. In Koine Greek and Modern…A response icon2
Bob Lynn·6d agoBeyond the Rib: Sarah of Genesis, the Matriarch Who LaughedHanded to kings, she ruled another woman’s fate. By lamplight at Hebron, Sarah finally tells us which laugh was hers.
Dimitrios Trimijopulos·Nov 5Religion, Academia, and Brazen Lies.Some fundamental lies can be detected through reasoning alone, while others require specialized knowledge.A response icon6
Bob Lynn·Nov 1Beyond the Rib: Eve, in Her Own Words, from the Grinding StoneForget the apple. Eve kneels at her grinding stone, chaff in her hair, and speaks what Genesis carefully left unsaid.
Dimitrios Trimijopulos·Oct 19Charon’s Obol. Its origins are unknown to scholars.Charon’s obol is an allusive term for the coin placed in or on the mouth of a dead person before burial. Greek and Latin literary sources…A response icon1
