Aaron Harrison
Aaron Harrison
@aaronmharrison.bsky.social
Walker, tea drinker, part-time pastor, full time dad, reader of spiritual writing, theology, and translated literature. advocate. I can recommend a fountain pen to you. Writing at Something Understood on substack: https://aaronmharrison.substack.com/
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Important to note that the backing for some of these guys (Engel) comes right from American Reformer and the Claremont Institute. They are nodes for big ideology money.
You should read this piece about Jim Crow theobros. It says a lot about the racial underpinnings that I talk about in my book White Evangelical Racism; The Politics of Morality in America. religionnews.com/2026/09/24/t...
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therapy will not fix you. self-medication will not fix you. working out, eating healthy and finding good hobbies will not fix you. the only thing that will fix you is a single green light, minute and far away, that might be at the end of a dock.
therapy will not fix you. self-medication will not fix you. working out, eating healthy and finding good hobbies will not fix you. the only thing that will fix you is finding that cursed White Whale and repaying him for yonder lost leg with sharpest iron.
Romans 12:1-2 is the most memorized and least understood passages in the Bible. This sermon fixes that. It also explains why I love reading Romans in the First Nations Version at @advocatewheaton.bsky.social From @ehmcgowin.bsky.social www.christouradvocate.org/blog/crucifo...
A reflection I wrote after walking in a protest at Broadview last month. lbhsshalom.org/writings/f/t... If you want excellent writing for pursuing God's shalom in dehumanizing times, you should read and follow what the Luisa Bosques House of Studies is publishing.
Quick thoughts: Atonement—sacrifice itself—is the object of ambiguity at the end. If capitalism is modernity's trojan horse, what breaks the world, there's no more westward lands to go to atone. Hoping future generations will forget the violence just brings Odysseus back to the problem of the lotus.
It’s Odys-seeing Time. Pics (by Willy Pogany) from A Children’s Homer, my first foray into the poem.
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