First publication of the new year!
Liminoid Magazine has published my piece of short fiction, “The Calvinist,” in their winter issue.
Read it for free here.
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Did God Harden Pharaoh’s Heart? YES or NO—I need to know!
You’re Moses, and you want your people freed. After decades of oppression by this ugly empire you were brought up in but fail to accept, you want your people to be delivered. Yet Pharaoh, the self-claimed ruler and “god” of Egypt, refuses the gesture. You don’t get it. Ten plagues later, he doesn’t get it. You don’t get that he doesn’t get it. Is he even human? Well, he thinks he’s above human.
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Walking Around with Your Eyes Closed and I John 1
Have you ever walked about a room in darkness? You’re bound to bump into something.
Have you ever walked about in a lit room with your eyes closed? You are slightly less likely to bump into something.
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T.E. Hannah on The Ethical Incoherence of Calvinism
T.E. Hannah on The Ethical Incoherence of Calvinism
T.E. Hannah explains why Calvinism is ethically incoherent.
CALEB COY 