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→ Zine 1.0 / Start Here — Zines, eBooks, pamphlets. Always free. Start with Burned by Grace.
→ Index of Writings — Collections, essays, and posts I’m keeping easily accessible. Organized loosely, always a work in progress.
“Boyd Camak is a lay theologian whose work offers a distinctive and profound synthesis of classical existential thought, liberationist concern for justice, and the deep sacramental mystery found in patristic Christianity. At the heart of his vision is a radical claim: Christ’s hidden kingdom breaks into our ordinary, often painful existence through embodied, material participation—supremely in the sacraments—offering the only escape from existential death and the path to authentic solidarity with the suffering.“
from: a note from my “publisher” 😂😂
JOURNALISM (sample)
Reading Catholic Tradition Through the Cross
Excerpt: Link to archived theological document on Internet Archive. Continue reading →
Half-Right Preaching Binds Worse Than Megachurches—Job Shows Why
Excerpt: Why prosperity gospel hidden in orthodox preaching binds worse than obvious megachurch heresy—Job’s friends show the danger of half-truths. Continue reading →
The Violence of Demanded Hope
Excerpt: Link to archived document on Internet Archive. Continue reading →
The Cross Does a Scandal: A Unified Theology
Excerpt: Link to archived theological document on Internet Archive. Continue reading →
I Finally Hacked Claude AI
Excerpt: Reflections on AI and theology. Continue reading →
Finding Peace in the Search: A Guide for Job Seekers
Excerpt: Link to document on Google Drive. Continue reading →
When the Church Says We’re at Capacity
Excerpt: Link to archived document on Internet Archive. Continue reading →
The Cross Does a Scandal
Excerpt: Link to archived document on Internet Archive. Continue reading →
FREE. TAKE IT.
Excerpt: Link to free resources and materials. Continue reading →
What Saint Joseph Teaches Me About Fatherhood and Masculine Strength
Excerpt: Why Saint Joseph’s quiet strength offers a model for Christian masculinity rooted in family, not fame. Continue reading →
Ugh
Excerpt: Wrestling with whether this blog is ego or calling. Continue reading →
R.C. Sproul, Neo-Calvinism, Metaphysical Rape, Grace as Violence
Excerpt: Theological critique for those traumatized by certain Reformed frameworks. Continue reading →
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