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cavitae @cavitae.net · 03/09/2026

damn i wonder why people repeatedly vote for villainous incompetent creeps despite it not being in their material economic interest

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 02/06/2026

damn i wonder if it’s an iOS/Android difference? I have “Save image” right there

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 23/05/2026

Dr. Crusher would go crazy as a store-brand soda name

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 25/01/2026

There’s a theological anti-fascist connection here but I can’t describe it yet

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 06/01/2026

hold on…my sources have tracked down a possible area of interest

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 01/01/2026

Homemade burger buns 2026 edition

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 22/10/2025

future of the White House Ballroom

Painting: Belshazzar’s Feast - John Martin

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 01/10/2025

My friends and I set up a Melty Blood Type Lumina charity bracket at locals. It raised over $1,100 for local LGBT youth housing assistance.

Donation tracker website showing $1,102 raised

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 28/09/2025

I made my first ever pie, with unique apple varietals from local farms now that it’s apple season. It turned out a good deal better than I expected so I will be making more.

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 02/07/2025

You must read Frederick Douglass.

New York Times headline: How the Gay Rights Movement Radicalized, and Lost Its Way

Quote from a speech of Frederick Douglass after the Dred Scott decision

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 21/06/2025

Everyone who says “I kill houseplants after a week”, sorry can’t relate

A corner of my house with a shelf full of overgrown house plants

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 23/12/2024

Your pet is very good, but my cat right here, greatest to ever do it

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 29/05/2024

Behr draws on a huge range of scholarship across history, theology, criticism, and philosophy to break assumptions of traditional Johannine interpretation while remaining highly coherent. At times a dense read but never uninspiring.

The book “John the Theologian & his Paschal Gospel” by John Behr.

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 04/05/2024

I was astonished by the precision and care with which Cornwall elevates so many forms of trans and gender variant experiences in this book. A master class in richly life-affirming Christian theology in every way. This book is a treasure.

A book. “Constructive Theology and Gender Variance” by Susannah Cornwall.

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 25/03/2024

Like the topics it discusses, this is a multivalent, entangled book. Its highly creative approach to trinitarian exposition shows how the doctrine destabilizes privileged binaries in profound ways.

God, Sexuality, and the Self. Author: Sarah Coakley

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 08/02/2024

Excited to read more of Coakley after this collection of essays. I was struck by her lines of thought regarding the Eucharist as an inherently gender-destabilizing ritual. I also think her trinitarian reading of mystical theology will be crucial in establishing a theology of transgender experience.

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 23/01/2024

This might be Gregory at his best. His relentless rationality that unifies social justice and mystical theology is condensed in these accessible, timeless sermons.

Book: “The Lord’s Prayer, The Beatitudes” by St. Gregory of Nyssa

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 03/12/2023

Finished this over the weekend. Short but broad in scope, with a mix of obscure ideas and strong insights. I also enjoyed the highly interactive footnotes from translator Catharine P. Roth.

The book On the Soul and the Resurrection

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 25/11/2023

I got the first study bible that uses the NRSVue; it’s great to have a text that incorporates up-to-date work in lines like trauma hermeneutics and queer theology.

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 10/11/2023

sadness cds got ‘em

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 14/10/2023

9S from Nier Automata (2017 colorized)

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cavitae @cavitae.net · 05/10/2023

I really like Behr’s rigorous textual criticism which opens a new perspective on a heavily reinterpreted theologian.

The book “On First Principles” by Origen, translated by John Behr

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