In this episode, I discuss the relationship between sex and death as 'existential contradictories' and how this further relates to a discussion about poetry and love. 

In this episode, I provide a side by side interpretation of the sculptor from Ovid's Metamorphoses (Pygmalion) - who falls in love with his own statue that comes to life - compared to Christ. Specifically, I examine how resignation of the natural man is entirely opposed to the spiritual intentionality of the religious man. Enjoy! 

In the scholastic style of Thomas Aquinas, I decided to present, articulate and respond to some common objections given by pro-porn advocates. These arguments from Aquinas (and others) are in no way final or authoritative, but I have found them as some of the better treatments of a coherent Christian sexual ethic. I hope you enjoy! 

This is a brief episode where I provide some philosophical examinations of the dating app. 

In this episode, I cultivate some various theological resources to discuss an altogether different outlook on pornography. 

In this episode, I address specifically Christian individuals on their "struggle" with their use of pornography. Be encouraged and enjoy! 

In this episode, I offer some "lamentative thoughts" for those involved with sex work, pornography, and the production of NSFW content generally. Enjoy! 

In this episode, I address some personal thoughts on pornography from a Christian perspective. Enjoy! 

In this episode, I provide some brief thoughts on the poet, the philosopher, and the Christian's attitude towards sex. 

In this episode, I address what is known as "the Personalist" view of marriage, which could otherwise be understood as a certain strand of "essentialism." I expound briefly upon the work of John Paul II (Karol Wojtyla) and provide some concluding comments on the nature of romantic love.