My name is Garry (Ambrose) Andreano. I’m an Orthodox Christian who likes to write out my thoughts and speculations, because it helps me think. For those who care, my MBTI isINTJ, and I’m a 5w4 on the Enneagram. I mainly write about theology, but my interests are numerous. I'm dyslexic, I think like a philosopher, and I play piano by ear. I also enjoy photography, image editing, gaming, anime, design, and pretty much anything artsy. I also have a wife, a daughter, and a son. I'm currently a full-time dad and a part-time vigilante. I live in PA and enjoy the great indoors.
I named this blog Ambrosiaster because that is a name given to an unknown author of works formerly attributed to Ambrose of Milan. Or as I like to think of it, there is someone trying to pretend that he is Ambrose of Milan.
A wannabe, so to speak.
The Dark Sayings
of the
black crow
For we must consider these things to be spoken not only of the Apocalypse of John and Isaiah, but also of all Divine Scripture, which is beyond question full of riddles, and parables, and dark sayings, and various other obscurities, hard to be understood by men, whose ears can catch no more than the faint echoes of the Divine words.
Examine the writings of the Church Fathers and hear commentary on the content. This podcast is for those who are interested in learning about what the fathers taught, but do not have the time or perseverance to read intimidating walls of text.
