The Psychology and Anthropology of Compline

"The Psychology and Anthropology of Compline: The Principles of Hierarchy, Mimesis, and Local Custom" by James Green

This is an audio version of “The Psychology and Anthropology of Compline.” originally published at https://grainofwheat.substack.com/p/the-psychology-and-anthropology-of

We're all moderns in a modernist world, swamped and distracted from the truth by secularism, "the deep state", the "deep church" and more. And so, we have to put in extra effort to relearn how to live a fully traditional Christian life again. I am just such a "modernist fish" and am here to journey with you on this process of relearning. Here, special guests and I will discuss theology, philosophy, free will, Catholic spiritual life, politics, history, and more in conversations sure to be full of hot takes, wild claims, and how to see the world as it really is, which is most definitely not what the world has been telling you it is.

This channel accompanies the Grain of Wheat Substack at grainofwheat.substack.com and is also home to old content from the Irkutsk Ice Truckers satire project, which is still available at irkutskicetruckers.com and now also on Substack at irkutskice.substack.com.

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(Opening Music is "Chant of the Ancients" by Cheryl Vera, licensed for reuse with attribution)