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I've been quiet for the past few months while I've been focused on writing my book, Don't Walk Away: Joy Division as Theological Lamentation. What I thought would be one obligatory chapter on religious history of became three very unexpected chapters. I've been making good headway, currently working on lyrics analysis. I would love for

Has the "biblical worldview" always existed? Can the exvangelical escape evangelicalism? Why does "deconstruction" sound so familiar? So many questions. My answers will probably trouble you. But it wouldn’t be bleak theology if Plato, Nietzsche, and Derrida didn’t show up, right? And there’s even some Marx, just for fun. I can’t say that it’s postmodern Marxism, but maybe? Judge for yourselves!

Welcome to the Bleak Theology Podcast. It is Good Friday and to coincide with this most dreadful day of the Christian year, I am sharing my first episode. I have been writing bleak theology for a long time, but with the world as it is these days, it seemed that such a podcast might be

If you're into Christianity, existential crises, and the seemingly insurmountable abyss between the human and the divine, then this is your podcast. First episode drops, unsurprisingly, on Good Friday.

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