Regret

Embracing Regret, Satanic Zeppelin, Banal Genius, Religious Restraints, and the True Meaning of Candlemas

The Burden of Regret May Be Lighter Than That of Guilt, But It Adds Up.

We Might Never Forget Our Sins, but God Does

1. Every public thinker’s new past-time during quarantine has been hypothesizing the demise of certain […]

The friendly overtures of a person whom we no longer love, overtures which strike us, […]

I read a post via the online magazine for parents, Brain, Child, titled, “Regret is […]

Here it comes, ladies and gents, Dr. Richardson’s wonderful session from Houston. No more missing […]

Say what? I was out for a jog this week and I had to stop, […]

Confession time: I only play pick-up basketball in gyms where the average age of those […]

This one comes to us from Lex Booth: With only two more weeks of undergraduate […]

To be honest, I’d never expected zany sci-fi, Adam Phillips, and Leibniz’s best possible world […]

The second video to be posted from our recent conference in NYC but the first […]