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The Music of Solstice in The Silmarillion: Mortality, Hope, and the Hidden Triumph
Few could foresee that, in that hour, Ilúvatar triumphed over evil through weakness, as it had been foresung in the Music of old.
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The Physics of Falling Up: Love, Gravity, and the Art of Losing Control
Metanoia at 90 miles per hour
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The Way of Rest: Why Morality Dies When It Becomes a Goal
If we start with morality, we end up with idols. When we start with getting rid of idols, we end with morality.
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When the Law Grows Old, the Spirit Speaks
Nicodemus, the Garden of Hesperides, and the Voice you've heard before
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Riding in a Metaphor: How Language Moves the Soul
When the whole world becomes a parable
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The Sacred Stranger: Searching for Meaning After the Death of God
Beyond Nietzsche, beyond despair—the return of transcendence.
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The Sight Beyond Sight: A Journey From Carrot to Carrotness
A carrot can be seen; the idea of a carrot cannot.
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