October 1, 2026
Where Did God Come From?
The Christian claim, in one image
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October 1, 2026
The Christian claim, in one image
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September 1, 2026
A Calendar Template and Video Walkthrough
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August 3, 2026
The idea that finally unlocked Christianity for me
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July 1, 2026
The Strange Pattern Beneath Jonah, Gandalf, and Christ
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June 1, 2026
I chased happiness, impact, and success. All three failed me.
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May 1, 2026
From atheist to the pew, with a long look East
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March 30, 2026
A scene from my re-entry
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March 27, 2026
What I found after years of searching through atheism, stoicism, and everything else
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The ancient mind as perceptive organ — and why you become what you focus on. The Desert Fathers spent centuries mapping the nous, its pathologies, and its training. This primer explains why their account of the mind fits modern experience better than the modern account does.
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The ordering principle of reality — and why it has a face. A primer tracing the Logos from Heraclitus through John’s Gospel to modern science, and why the ancient Greeks would have recognized Jesus.
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Grace isn’t a transaction — a debt paid and a record updated. The Eastern Church has an older answer, rooted in the Hebrew concept of chesed and the promise of the Spirit writing the law on the heart.
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Author and Argument Architect Billy Broas shares his journey from a science-focused upbringing to a deep exploration of philosophy and faith. Billy discusses the pivotal moments that shaped his worldview, including personal struggles and influential thinkers like C.S. Lewis and Joseph Campbell. He introduces his marketing framework, the Five Lightbulbs, emphasizing the importance of treating customers with dignity and crafting compelling arguments. The conversation highlights the intersection of marketing, philosophy, and personal growth, offering insights into building a meaningful approach to business and life.
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Essays exploring how patterns repeat across scales—from business frameworks to theological truth. The same structures appear in marketing strategy and divine order.
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