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Achilleus: Beast or Hero?
It is abundantly clear that Achilleus is ruled by very strong emotions, particularly those of anger and sorrow. Achilleus is often seen as a childish figure that is the same brutish character throughout the entire book. However, this essay will prove that not only does Achilleus change, but he redeems himself and his honor through the mercy he shows to Priam. The claim will be proven through two main points and will refute a common misconception. The first point is the main i
Tom G. Maier
Feb 135 min read


The Fall of the Via Antigua
The Protestant Revolution was prefigured by several figures that influenced the thoughts of Luther and Calvin. These figures from the 1300 and 1400s challenged the via antigua, not necessarily in as direct of an assault as of the Protestant revolutionaries but effective in opening up discussion about long held truths. The lecture points to three important thinkers that define the changing revolutions of each century up till the present day; Marsilius of Padua, William of Ockh
Tom G. Maier
Jan 262 min read


Discourse on Smerdyakovian Faith and Martyrdom
Issue 1 Thomas Maier 12/6/24 Discourse on Smerdyakovian Faith and Martyrdom He who Himself was The WORD hath said, “I say unto you, That...
Tom G. Maier
Dec 20, 20245 min read
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