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Omnia migrant — A short, Advent meditation on the fundamental condition of movement and migration

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A new-materialist meditation woven around four poems by Lucretius, A. R. Ammons, Joseph Blanco White, and Mary Oliver—‘It is only enough to touch the inner light of each surrounding thing and hope it will itself be stirred to radiance’

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Some philosophical lessons learnt from the contemplation of marvellous puddles—or one way to keep poetry and science together

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Naturae species ratioque—the outward appearance and inner workings of nature

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Easter Sunday - "Jesus died but Christ has triumphed" - believing in not a single impossible thing before, or after, breakfast

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A Lucretian Lent - letting go of God and taking up the gods

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Why, if you claim to be a Christian Atheist, do you keep mentioning God?

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Puddles and Black Bears - A meditation on earthquakes, wars and rumours of wars

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