What is Religious Modernism?
Entering the presence of Innocent II., before whom a large sum of money was spread out, the Pope observed, “You see, the Church is no longer in that age in … Continue reading
The Nationalist/Racialist Turn of Libertarianism; Are Markets “Natural”?
Because we have no government, armed with power, capable of contending with human passions, unbridled by morality and religion. Avarice, ambition, revenge and licentiousness would break the strongest cords of … Continue reading
Russian Orthodox Ecclesiology: The People of God itself is the Church
The following is taken from the blog The Vineyard of the Saker, a Russian Orthodox, answering a question about the nature of the Church. @James: What is the Church? To … Continue reading
On Common Law and the Establishment of Christian Facts
For we did not follow cleverly devised myths when we made known to you the power and coming of our Lord Jesus Christ, but we had been eyewitnesses of his … Continue reading
The Four Faces of Analytic Philosophy
Despite analytic philosophy’s reputation for aridity, robotic rigidity, and sheer yawn inducing logomachy, analytic philosophy encompasses a rather diverse field only of which a couple rightly deserve it’s reputation. I … Continue reading
There is no such thing as a Philosophical Presupposition
Moreover, what the age… calls “wise” consists of subtle and mysterious words. Such subtle and mysterious words are hard even for the wisest men to understand. Now, of you set … Continue reading
The Parallel between Thor-Loki and Jacob-Esau; Who does God Prefer?
Loki, with all his grave unbalance, understood rulers as I know I never will… I’d rather be a good man than a great king. -Thor, refusing the throne in Thor … Continue reading
Has the American Pro-Life Moral Argument Collapsed?
There has to be some form of punishment. -Donald Trump in response to whether or not women who procure abortions should be punished. One of the most interesting outcomes of … Continue reading
Deus Ex Machina 