Hello my name is Nathan Knox, this is my personal website.
The things you'll see here will be about Christianity, generally focusing on Orthodoxy
I will occasionally have to touch on Philosphy and Politics.
Technology and Music may also be discussed.
This page was designed to format itself for mobile, I don't like phones at all so if you're reading my site on one you are browsing suboptimally and I would encourage you to switch to a PC.
If you wish to contact me for anything related to this site specificly, I don't have an non gmail email set up due to costs. Once I have the means I will setup a proper email but for now email me at contactnathanjknox@gmail.com
All other inquiries can be made by contacting me through the email given on my LinkedIn.
Recent Posts
Motivational Manifesto — 7∕6∕25
There are things that I do that I would like to not do. Thoughts that run through my head. Every morning when I get up, I make the sign of the cross, go to empty my bladder and here come the thoughts. What I must be done, what I have done, what I might do, what I want to do, images I’ve seen played over and over in an increasingly worse manner, imaginations and desires. Its all so tiresome in the end. I want to do better, the things I have to do I have recognized. I used to do many of these things, or I did for a short time before going back to the worse way, or have been told that I must do them I. Appearance We are all communicating information at all times whether we want to or not. Information is not just speech, though it is related. Speech often provides context for the information. Information is sent/received subconsciously, without thinking. Context often comes with information, so we can safely assume that first impressions are mostly accurate...click to read the full article
A review of Our Thoughts Determine Our Lives — 1∕6∕25
It was suggested that I read this book by one of my friends. And it is one of the best "Orthodox Books" I've ever read. It has helped me a lot, the wisdom recorded has taken me a bit to understand fully but I think I'm closer to it after letting it sit for a bit. Elder Thaddeus of Vitovnica is a very interesting person. He lead what from my opinion was very great life. An account of it is also found in the book. He had a lung disorder and was given five years to live which he surpassed to be 88. The second half of the book covers his teachings which are summed up by the title. A high-level over view of the teachings are that everything that we think about will influence how we act in the real world, a concept referred to as warring against someone in our heads, and the necessity to maintain the "inner peace" in prayer. Every chapter covers these things from various different angles, featuring quotes from scripture and the fathers and sayings related to all of the... click to read the full article