Author, Music Producer, Philosopher
By Arsenio Di Donato Death has a terrible public-relations problem. For centuries we have portrayed the poor bastard as a skeleton wearing a black hood, carrying an agricultural implement large enough to make airport security nervous. He is the Grim Reaper. The Angel of Death. The Harvester. In Hungarian, they…
Wars leave no real winners in the human sense, but they often create them in the economic sense. When you follow the money, war starts to look less like an accident of history and more like an industry built on profit.
If you treat the Bible as an exhaustive legal code and dismiss anything not spelled out in it as lawless, then the history of interpretation, institutional power, and human failure makes the charge unavoidable: Christianity has been broken almost from its start. This piece argues for humility, repair, and a living practice that keeps the Bible as an anchor without turning it into an idol of narrowness.
