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Development of my Taste in Music

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Development of my Taste in Music

December 22, 2016 by Fergus Duniho Leave a Comment

As a child, the first kind of music I liked was classical music. For me, music was something to have a direct experience with. Classical music spoke directly to me. It wasn’t about the lyrics but about the music. It was kind of a direct communion. The main kind of classical music I initially liked was ballet music. …

Posted in: Autobiographical Tagged: Music

Analysis of my Taste in Music

December 22, 2016 by Fergus Duniho Leave a Comment

I usually listen to music to accompany other activities rather than setting aside periods of time to just listen to music. So, one of the most important factors affecting what I listen to is what I’m doing. I commonly listen to music while writing, reading, working, and exercising. …

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From Religion to Philosophy

June 15, 2015 by Fergus Duniho Leave a Comment

I grew up as a Christian, fell away from it at a young age, returned as a teenager, and turned from religion to philosophy in college. This article describes events in more detail.

Posted in: Autobiographical Tagged: Christianity

C. S. Lewis: The Catalyst of my Deconversion

February 8, 2012 by Fergus Duniho Leave a Comment


When I was a Christian, I read plenty of C. S. Lewis. I read The Screwtape Letters, The Space Trilogy, and The Chronicles of Narnia. The first thing C. S. Lewis did for me was to present an expanded, more mythical understanding of Christianity.

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