On Craft, Faith, and Liberty
The more I work in a regular job, what Americans call 9-5, and is usually 7-3 or 8-4 in Slovenia, the more I think that jobs that are simply time based are an evil theft of time from people. It seems like we’ve all been conditioned that we must work in specific chunks of time … Read more
In this episode Kevin Gregg is returning. We’re talking about Christian faith and ethics, and how it goes together with one’s work, especially being self employed. Since I recently built a workbench, I share a little bit of that, and we wrap it up with a short conversation similar to how it sometimes happens in … Read more
The morning was vexingly strange. Even though I had known for some time that this Sunday was the day when Jordan Peterson was to give a lecture in Ljubljana, and had the tickets, I didn’t know how many opportunities surrounding it would arise.
People often say that capitalists run on greed. Sure, there’s some who do, but overall I’d beg to differ. So let’s suppose, that you love working with wood and you inherited a forest. If you love working with wood you know, that albeit not extremely scarce, wood is a temporally limited resource. If not anything … Read more
The more I do my research on how to continue working for the Bible Society of Slovenia after my student status expires, which is after I graduate (hopefully sometime late this year), the more I see the truth in how things go, how the cogs of the wold tick, and what we, mere mortals, are … Read more