Skip to primary content

Aaron Mead | Writer

Writer, Theologian, Philosopher

Main menu

  • Blog
  • About
  • Contact

Post navigation

← Previous

Aaron Mead – Love as a Twofold Tendency of Will 4.1.a

Aaron Mead - Love as a Twofold Tendency of Will 4.1.a

This entry was posted by Aaron Mead. Bookmark the permalink.
Aaron Mead | Writer

Get my blog posts by email

* indicates required

Follow me on social media

Follow me on FacebookFollow me on InstagramFollow me on Twitter

Twitter Feed

Aaron MeadFollow

Writer, theologian, philosopher. Querying agents about my first novel.

Aaron Mead
ameadwriterAaron Mead@ameadwriter·
13 Apr

The world is big. I am small. Somehow this helps. #hiking

Reply on Twitter 1514284228409802760Retweet on Twitter 1514284228409802760Like on Twitter 1514284228409802760Twitter 1514284228409802760
ameadwriterAaron Mead@ameadwriter·
6 Mar

My new favorite word: “recombobulation”. Example of usage: “After passing through security, the man pulled up his pants in the recombobulation area.” #words

Reply on Twitter 1500584753325555721Retweet on Twitter 1500584753325555721Like on Twitter 1500584753325555721Twitter 1500584753325555721
ameadwriterAaron Mead@ameadwriter·
10 Jan

From WEATHER, by Jenny Offill. LOVE this. 😂😢

Reply on Twitter 1480348821020606464Retweet on Twitter 1480348821020606464Like on Twitter 1480348821020606464Twitter 1480348821020606464
ameadwriterAaron Mead@ameadwriter·
29 Dec

From my latest blog post: "In Jesus and the Disinherited, Howard Thurman tells a story about his grandmother, who'd been a slave in the American South. She'd have her grandson read aloud to her from the Bible, but never from the Epistles." https://bit.ly/3z8Viq4

Reply on Twitter 1476004062608846848Retweet on Twitter 1476004062608846848Like on Twitter 1476004062608846848Twitter 1476004062608846848
ameadwriterAaron Mead@ameadwriter·
2 Dec

Apostle Paul’s letter to Philemon seems to support slavery: it accompanied a 1st-century runaway slave sent back to his master. Dramatic #HF rereads the letter as a request for freedom. When the slave is captured and sent back, Paul’s letter is his only hope. #PitMad #A #LF #CF

Reply on Twitter 1466512689610563591Retweet on Twitter 14665126896105635913Like on Twitter 1466512689610563591Twitter 1466512689610563591
Load More...

Recent Posts

  • Slavery and the New Testament, Part 1: Expect Liberation December 28, 2021
  • Rowing into the Future November 1, 2021
  • Half the Black Congregation Walked Out on the White Presbyterian Preacher February 19, 2021
  • A Lesson in Anti-Racism: Esi Edugyan’s Washington Black October 6, 2020
  • Complete First Draft May 22, 2020
Proudly powered by WordPress