TIL about dendrites, ascetics who lived in trees This is Saint David the Dendrite, who lived in an almond tree for three years seeking a quieter life after his monastery became too busy.

The cult of utility dismisses beauty in favor of the "useful" because it takes time, effort, and self-sacrifice to make things beautiful. It's up to you to choose between a consumerist life or a life of beauty.

"There is this increasingly fascinating thread about a recurrent disaster cycle and the possibility that sophisticated civilizations get erased [by it] ...I will say that the evidence is far too compelling to dismiss [it]."

I simply must have the most rabbits represented at a single craft table at the christmas makers market

Byzantine Blue Angel

Men just don’t dress like this no mo

God creating the sun, moon, and stars.

“Before Abraham was, I am.”

American Protestants really saw this and thought “what if we chose an old Pizza Hut and an electric guitar instead”

Free-birthing is for wild animals and new-age narcissists who worship imperfect bodies as perfect. Our curse at the fall of Eden was to have life-threatening, painful births. Women *need* the support of other women through it, just as men need their brothers-in-arms through a

Things your man should NEVER have to worry about: -You stealing the Declaration of Independence -Discovering Agartha -The Antikythera mechanism in that one closet of yours -You staying up late to read the emerald tablet -Your secret grove of figs -Your ever-present dark

Ai is the image of the beast and it’s called the genesis mission because God made man in his own image in Genesis. It’s an inversion and the final rebellion against the Most High.

Instead of an angle and a devil I have these guys

J.R.R. Tolkien

“Men’s finest emotions,” the irony. Men that want a robot instead of a woman do not want love, they want control, and there is no love in control. This is the entire crux of the laws governing love and free will since Genesis.

Entering a warm church on a cold snowy day is good for the soul