Anglican Aesthetics

This is the podcast recording of a conversation I had with Douglas Wilson on political theology some time ago. I hope this is helpful to you!

This is a compilation of lecture videos on the Laws of ecclesiastical Polity for books I-IV. This is part of the Anglican Catechetical Initiative, where we're producing video and content that retrieve the Anglican divines for the revitalization of orthodox Anglicanism!

In this video, I respond to the notion that skepticism is what follows if one denies the infallibility of the Church or the Church's ability to infallibly propose what is a matter of Divine Faith. I define the terms "Divine Faith", "Rule of Faith", and Divine Revelation. I hope this helps!

In this video, I respond to Heschmeyer's "sole argument" for Rome.

His video: • The Only Argument For Catholicism You'll E...

My substack articles for the papal bulls: https://anglicanaesthetics.substack.c... https://anglicanaesthetics.substack.c... https://anglicanaesthetics.substack.c...

My video: • Religious Liberty Refutes Roman Catholicism

Fudge's article: https://www.brrp.org/proceedings/brrp...

In this video, I show that Christ is infinitely more lovely than sin is ugly. I argue that because of this--because the life of Christ, in the smallest degree, outshines the ugliness of your sin--that life is a compensation that outweighs the ugliest sin to whatever degree it dwells in you.

This podcast is a generated reading of the Laws of Ecclesiastical Polity, Book IV. I unfortunately could not get read of footnotes, so you'll have to bear with those.

In this podcast, I respond to the claim that we shouldn't want eternity. This video was inspired by an article written by a friend of mine from college, found here: https://medium.com/excommunications/y... I hope this is helpful to you.

The crux of my answer is this: in eternity, as we experience new vistas of God's beauty, it opens up new sensibilities and new tastes. That matches our present experiences of beauty right now, where experiences of beauty open up new vistas. And as we press ever onward into the beauty of things, and see more of the excess deep down in things, we will find ever more capacity to see and follow the call of that excess upward and inward into the life of God.

In this conversation, Thomist Theologian Taylor Patrick O'Neill and I address the Problem of Evil. I hope this is a helpful podcast episode in your thinking about the matter!

In this podcast episode, I start a 3 part series defending the traditional view of hell as eternal conscious torment. I hope this is helpful to you!

Many Roman Catholics today misrepresent the classic teaching of purgatory to make it more palatable to Protestants. Here, I show how.