Welcome to the workshop.
This site is a space for slow thinking in a fast-moving world. It’s a place to explore questions like, “Why do our tools seem to flatten what they touch?” and “Why do our unities keep requiring someone to be cast out?” and “What does a truer communion look like?”
My current work explores these questions from three perspectives: René Girard’s work on desire, Jacques Ellul’s work on Technique and the Technological Society, and Trinitarian theology in relation to the problem of the One and the Many within human society and culture. Over time, this work will take shape as a print-only monograph series called The Weight of Paper.
My thoughts live in two places:
- The Workbench — Short essays, reading notes, and exegetical work, shared freely as the thinking takes shape.
- The Project — An introduction to what this is, why it matters, and what the print series will be.
Nothing here is designed to compete for your attention. Please take your time and read at the pace the ideas invite.
God bless you.