the BBS goes read-only on Friday, replaced by Substack comments, and the community is not happy #

getting it to run DOOM is only a matter of time #

grateful to Mia Sato for staying on this beat, which affects so many smaller sites I care about #

Louie Zong, Worthikids, and Brian David Gilbert formed a supergroup making Steely Dan-inspired music and are playing L.A. next month!? #

Aardman Animation worked with Patrick McHale and the original voice cast for an elaborate stop-motion tribute #

the incredible web-based Mac/NeXT system emulator somehow keeps getting better #

anything out of frame is immediately forgotten, making it very dream-like and surreal to explore #

inflation was a painful global phenomenon, and every ruling party was punished for it regardless of political leanings #

Fr. Lawrence says the Nicene Creed was created to exclude which goes against the grain of our modern secular society, where the word “inclusive” has become a magic word, conjuring up warm feelings of virtue, righteousness, and goodness.

Fr. Lawrence asks if we should be trying to convert those of other faiths or not faith to Christianity.

What does the Orthodox Church think about gay sex? The official answer is not hard to find.

We regard it as “Scripture”, a holy text, and of course it is. But it is also a personal letter addressed and written to people other than ourselves.

In the Gospel reading Christ even now stands in our midst to speak to our hearts.

Fr. Lawrence continues his series and examines the correlation in the Scriptures between that which is clean and that which is unclean.

Fr. Lawrence Farley comments on the Anaphora, which is a Greek word meaning “offering.”

Despite his often being stigmatized by later generations as “Doubting Thomas” there is nothing in his past record to indicate such a defect of character.