Writer, philosopher, independent scholar Old Member @ChCh_Oxford DPhil @UniofOxford MA @RiceUniversity BA @CalPoly Luke 19:13
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It was a profound pleasure to contribute an essay in this vol on Henry and Girard and their apocalyptic thinking! @StevenDeLay4
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.@jdvance, why was Thiel having a meeting with Epstein and the Director of the CIA Bill Burns?
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Four works in Christian existentialism--Before God, In the Spirit, Faint Not, This Present World.
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Never despair. Jesus Christ is Lord. There's beauty and dignity in every human life that's lived well. Do what you can to oppose evil, even if that means just telling those you know the truth, and know that God sees you, even if it feels futile.
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Was able to watch it all on 1.75x.
About 100 lies were told by @HunterBiden.
We'll break them all down on @MarcoPolo501c3.
This mendacious bastard sued us & failed.
You & your producers should be ashamed.
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On December 12th, I had the honor of interviewing Jean-Luc Marion about phenomenology and revelation. This first portion of our three part conversation concerns phenomenology and the history of philosophy.
I highly recommend perusing the rest of Tim Hull's Youtube channel catalogue, which includes lectures by Rowan Williams, N. T. Wright, Stephen Mulhall, Richard Kearney, Graham Ward, John Milbank, Stephen Houlgate, George Pattison, and Emmanuel Falque, among others.
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STEVEN DELAY'S "THIS PRESENT WORLD"
One can know something without being able to prove it to others. For what does one acquire by proving to others what one already knew aside from the fact that one already indeed knew what one did?
And so it is with knowledge of God.
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The contract is now signed. Phenomenology in France and This Present World will soon join a list at Ratio et Revelatio that includes titles by Jean-Louis Chrétien, Daniel Dennett, Shaun Gallagher, David Bentley Hart, Jean-Luc Marion, Alvin Plantinga, Robert Sokolowski, and Dan Zahavi, among others.
Many thanks to the English publisher @wipfandstock and to Iulian Apostolescu at Ratio et Revelatio for arranging to have This Present World translated into Romanian. The work will join a phenomenology list which includes titles by Jean-Louis Chrétien, Shaun Gallagher, Jean-Luc Marion, and Dan Zahavi, among others.
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Nello Spirito: Una Fenomenologia della Fede. Inschibboleth Edizioni. Translated into the Italian from the English by my friend @angelo_bottone. Many thanks to Inschibboleth Edizioni for the honor of adding my book to a very fine philosophical list which includes titles by Jean-François Courtine, Emmanuel Falque, Emmanuel Levinas, Jean-Luc Nancy, and Jean-Luc Marion. It should appear by the end of 2026, or early 2027.
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"This dense treatise by philosopher DeLay (Before God) puts scripture in conversation with classic works of art to address fundamental questions of faith and existence. 'Existence assumes the form of faith, for it becomes a task of stretching forth, a perpetual exodus always in patience seeking after the heavenly city,' DeLay writes, suggesting that art and literature speak to this existential desire by depicting human longings that find resolution in the teachings of the Bible. For example, DeLay asserts that the miserable figures depicted in Adriaen van Ostade’s painting Drunkards in a Tavern lay bare the 'spiritual crisis' of the human condition, and the solution is to partake in the 'waters of life' as revealed in John’s gospel. Caravaggio’s painting Narcissus portrays Ovid’s character as the epitome of 'transcendental egoism,' which DeLay argues results from not humbling oneself before God. DeLay’s prose is dense, abstract, and at times meandering, but the author’s interpretations of works by such artists as Doré, Pissarro, Poussin, and Rodin are original and insightful. This dynamic volume will make a thought-provoking addition to scholarly collections."
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Wonderful news from China tonight: the translator tells me that work on the Chinese translation of Phenomenology in France is now ready to begin. Many thanks to the Orient Publishing Center and the McDonald Agape Foundation for making the translation possible. There may one day be a second edition of the work--it would be good to add a chapter on Ricoeur at least (and maybe one on Housset and de Gramont), and it would also be good to revise and expand some of the existing chapters since Marion, Falque, and Romano have published a number of new important works since. But for now, in any case, the book remains available in the first edition, and the Chinese translation is in progress.
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A friend today sent word to me from Paris--spotted on the shelves at Librairie Philosophique J. Vrin.
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.@RepThomasMassie @RoKhanna
I have an update concerning DOJ Epstein file # EFTA00038124, which includes the redacted names of the FBI Boston agents and officials who were running the Epstein coverup at Harvard and MIT. Those redactions are in blatant violation of the Epstein Files Transparency Act.
Today, Dr. Brett Carollo of @Culture_Decode filed a FOIA (FOIA-2026--03708) with the DOJ, requesting that those names be unredacted in compliance with the Epstein Files Transparency Act. Mr Andrew D. Fiorillo at the DOJ replied just hours later, denying the FOIA request.
According to Attorney General Todd Blanche, there is no active investigation into the Epstein conspirators. Nor does the file in question include the names of victims, nor does it include any CSAM material. That means that not only are the original redactions illegal, but the DOJ is perpetuating the coverup by refusing to comply with the FOIA request to unredact the names of the FBI agents named in the file.
As you no doubt understand, there will never be justice, until those at the DOJ and FBI responsible for obstructing justice are held to account.
Because the DOJ has refused to unredact the names of those in the file, I respectfully request that you retrieve the names yourselves by viewing the file directly in the reading room.
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New Mexico sues the Department of Justice and Acting Attorney General Todd Blanche, saying the federal government blocked the state’s ability to investigate the sex crimes of financier Jeffrey Epstein at a ranch there. nbcnews.com/news/us-news/jef…
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New Mexico sued the Trump administration on Wednesday to obtain unredacted access to the Jeffrey Epstein files that have not been publicly disclosed as part of its criminal investigation into Epstein’s former Zorro Ranch.
“All we have received from the Department of Justice, despite public assurances of cooperation, is stonewalling and obstruction,” New Mexico Attorney General Raúl Torrez tells CBS News’ Major Garrett.
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Some of them already did. If your question is why haven't more spoken out, the reality is that most of them were murdered years ago before ever having been able to rise to public prominence.
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Trump expands his base by welcoming Epstein’s lawyer Alan Dershowitz into MAGA. This should work out great for the midterms.
ALAN DERSHOWITZ (@AlanDersh):
✔️ Epstein’s lawyer.
✔️ Jewish-American Zionist.
✔️ Epstein Island visitor.
✔️ Accused of rape by Epstein survivors.
✔️ Publicly argued that adults should be allowed to have sex with 14-year-old children.
TRUMP: “Alan is a Great American Patriot.”
