Cooper Zophi writes through Fractured Lens, exploring perception and meaning by inviting readers to slow down and reorient how they see.
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A boy hears his grandfather’s tale of a glowing fish with a jack-o-lantern face, and begins to wonder whether stories are just memories that forgot they were true. The Jack-O-Lantern Fish explores how myth and memory entwine, and how light can survive even in the murkiest waters.
By Phil Ault
Biblical Interpretation
From Light to Laodicea draws a visionary thread between Genesis and Revelation, between creation’s first breath and the Church’s final call. It explores how the seven days of creation mirror the seven churches of Revelation, revealing a divine rhythm of light, love, and choice still unfolding today.
By Phil Ault
Genesis
From Eden’s fig leaves to the cursed tree outside Jerusalem, the fig tells one story: humanity’s coverings were never enough. Only exposure could lead to wholeness.
By Phil Ault
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Leaving Egypt was never about distance—it was about deliverance. Some chains break when we move; others only when we finally look back and choose not to return.
By Phil Ault
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Sometimes the storm isn’t punishment, it’s invitation. Jonah’s flight shows that even our detours can become divine directions.
By Phil Ault
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The creation story may not have been written from the dawn of time, but from the mountain of revelation. Through Moses, God showed creation in six visions of divine order, each a lesson in how faith and reason can share the same light.
By Phil Ault
