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Essays for those who suspect the sacred was never meant to be locked behind a door.
How to Read the Translation for Translators — and Why It Is Worth the Effort
The Translation for Translators looks strange at first. Gold brackets. Triangles. Abbreviations in the middle of sentences. Once you understand what they mean, it becomes one of the most honest translations available.
6 min read · Sep 6, 2026
The Name Above All Names: What We Call God and Why It Matters Less Than You Think
The debate over whether to say Yahweh or Jehovah has occupied scholars for centuries. But it rests on a misunderstanding of how names actually work — one that a linguist, a philosopher, and a traveller to Jordan could all correct.
10 min read · Aug 31, 2026
What Does Jesus Actually Say About Himself?
Strip away every council, creed, and commentary. Go back to the Gospels and ask: in his own words, what does Jesus say about himself? The answer is more surprising than you expect.
6 min read · Mar 30, 2026
The Formula and the Fire: Something Was Lost in 325 AD
The early church was not known for its doctrine. It was known for its behaviour. Something changed in 325 AD. The fire did not go out all at once.
5 min read · Mar 23, 2026
Seven Questions Worth Asking That Nobody Seems to Want Answered
Jesus asked 307 questions in the Gospels. He answered questions directly only three times. He was not afraid of questions. He was afraid of easy answers.
8 min read · Mar 16, 2026
Did the Early Church Believe What You Were Taught?
Most Christians assume the faith they received is the faith that was always there. This assumption deserves a harder look.
7 min read · Mar 9, 2026
What If We've Been Asking the Wrong Question About Jesus?
In 325 AD a council of bishops gathered to answer a question Jesus never asked. The wrong question has been running the show ever since.
7 min read · Mar 2, 2026