This is just a collection of rants and essays explaining everything wrong with me.

Daddy comes from a suitcase—dark brown leather cold to the touch.

A prequel of sorts to my "Cephalaspis Dialogues", in which Cephalaspis, newly introduced into the museum, tackles the true meaning of wealth and economic value.

A reflection on my experience.

These are my stories for Scratch Writing Camp 2017, These stories are written by me, for Scratch Writing Camp! *** None of the stories will contain any content with things that would not be appropriate for Elementary age.

Thomas Mann once said "a writer is someone for whom writing is more difficult than it is for other people." He puts it rather mildly. Writing, for me, is agonizing. It is like Sisyphus pushing his great rock over his even greater mountain; it is the ephemeral carrot before the immortal donkey. And yet, here we are. And here I plan to stay. 2016.

I could never write again, and I would always be a writer. Because everything is a story, and everyone a character, and I am something of a watcher. 2016.

A tiny essay that came to me when I was thinking about what I really want to do for a future life partner. Pouring out my feelings helps put things into perspective, almost like I can obtain what I want.

A discussion on how the Holocaust affect Jewish views on identity for today. Also included is a personal reflection of mine including some saddening family history. Marked 71/100

A discussion into the purpose of the Christian Holy Spirit in the Gospel of Luke and the Book of Acts, with reference to what this meant for the early church movement. Marked at 60/100

My exegesis on Matthew 5:31-32 which discusses Jesus' and scholars views on divorce in the New Testament. Marked 58/100

My textual review of Jurgen Moltmann's "The Crucified God" (He's also my theological hero). Marked at 62/100

My Old Testament essay comparing David and God as kings in important Old Testament events. Marked 52/100

¡Hola! ¡de nuevo!, supongo... Esta historia la tenía guardada en el tintero, hace mucho tiempo y trata de una persona que le escribe una carta a su hermano quien se fue a la guerra. Pero este está decepcionado de él, por todas las cosas que hizo. Es otro relato, (lo que significa que es corto) Léanlo y disfrútenlo... las críticas constructivas son realmente aceptadas.

Una breve historia, narrada en primera persona sobre: Mi, hablándole a mi otra persona y queriendo evadir al mismo para lograr un cambio, llegando a una conclusión... Nada complejo, es más personal que otra cosa. De todas formas, puedes encontrar algunas faltas de ortografía, ya que no soy ningún escritor profesional ni nada de eso, a si que se aprecian criticas.

An essay on the meaning of love and why we engage in it.

My essay on the role of Sri Lankan deity worship in regards to Buddhist practices in that country. Marked at 64/100

My essay in the significance of the Pali Canon in Buddhist meditation from my second year. Just to inform you this is my lowest scoring essay to date so don't judge me on this one work alone. Marked 44/100

This essay from my first year attempts to explore the relationship between religion, work and economy with attention paid to individuals such as Marx, Barth, Chenu and many others. Marked at 72/100

My Judaism portfolio from first year Theology which includes discussion on Kashrut laws and a personal reflection. Marked at 64/100

My essay on the Russian Orthodox Church and their belief on Trinitarian Doctrine from my first semester at university. Marked at 68/100

My portfolio on Christian Theology from 2nd Semester of 1st year Theology. This portfolio includes theological opinions from theologians from the Patristic era to the mordern times. Marked 68/100

My essay of some issues that affect the identity of Muslims in the UK, including gender and sexuality. Marked at 65/100, enjoy!

My commentary on Revelations 19:11-21, of my 2nd semester in 1st Year Theology. Marked at 66/100, enjoy!

This short piece of writing was inspired by the images that appeared on the Daily Mirror's website on January 14th 2016 and their moral ambiguity