Tracing the Name of Jesus: Etymology, Linguistic Evolution, and the Obsession with Sacred Pronunciation
How did “Jesus” evolve from ancient Hebrew to modern English? This deep-dive traces the journey across languages—and unpacks the surprising ways Christians have turned his name into a linguistic fetish.
The Christian Yahweh: God of the Arbitrary
A skeptical deep-dive into Christian theology that exposes the arbitrary rules, punishments, and salvation plan attributed to the Yahweh of Christianity.
Why Didn't the Disciples Recognize Jesus After the Resurrection?
The Great Disappointment: A Crash Course in Letdown Theology
Imagine giving away your farm, quitting your job, and putting on your best white robe to watch the sky for Jesus—only for October
Ring Species, Salamanders, and Romance
The Ensatina salamanders of California form a living ring species, revealing how asymmetric love lives and evolutionary misfires can teach us about speciation.
The Horse’s Teeth Parable: Reflections on Empiricism, Attribution, and Historical Authorship
A humorous parable about counting a horse's teeth reveals how critical inquiry—and a good look in the barn—can outdo centuries of inherited authority and forged authorship.