Reading Paths
Use these paths depending on what kind of entry point you want.
Public Orientation
Start here for the broadest introduction to the project: the three pillars the whole library is organized around.
Full Program
Once you have the three pillars, these fill out the same orientation in more depth.
Keepers and Dangerous Capacity
This path is for readers carrying authority, office, protection, judgment, memory, or force who need those capacities placed under Christ rather than turned into sovereignty.
Apostasy and Religious Systems
This path follows the critique of corrupted worship, institutional religion, and externalized holiness.
Embodied Restoration
This path follows the library’s embodied theology of addiction, prayer, care, and restoration.
Sacred Time and Christian Liberty
This path focuses on Christmas, biblical feasts, Protestant critique, and the passage from calendar shadow to Christological substance.
Cosmology and the Antediluvian Frame
This path follows the library’s most mythic and cosmological material.
Public Liturgy and Politics
This path reads monuments and public sacred space through the language of fallen ritual, speech, desire, and political worship.
Literary and Mythopoetic Theology
This path gathers story-shaped theological work and mythopoetic explorations.