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About Jacob Stubbs

Jacob Stubbs graduated from Berry College in 2013 with a double major in Political Science and Philosophy. He currently is a fellow at the John Jay Institute in Philadelphia, Pennsylvania, and is seeking further education in theology upon completion of this fellowship.

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Kim Kierkegaardashian and the Culture of Nothingness

“Rise & grind! Busy day!! Gym then packing 4 Paris again! This... read more


Machen, Evangelicalism, and Worldviews

On the recommendation of a friend, I recently read through J. Gresham... read more


On “Drunken” Christianity

Today, many Americans will be celebrating Cinco de Mayo, a holiday celebrated... read more


“Didactic Paragraph-Pomposity” and the Pursuit of Truth

In one of my first encounters with Søren Kierkegaard, I distinctively remember... read more


The Liberal Arts and the Call to Die

          A week or two ago, I saw... read more


Tikker: The Death Watch That Makes Every Second...

A few weeks ago, I was delighted to hear a story on... read more


Death, Diversions, and the Credo

  In the face of death, Tocqueville and Pascal saw two paths toward despair. Pope... read more



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