Today is another open forum! It’s time for atheists, Roman Catholics, Protestants – Lutherans, calvinists, evangelicals, etc., Muslims, pagans and more, to call in and offer their best replies and challenges! Topics include TAG, presupp, metaphysics, epistemology, skepticism, materialism, universals, logos/logoi, ethics, and more! Remember to boost that T naturally with 50% all products at […]
It is interesting to note that the Vidovdan cult (the cult of the 1389 Kosovo Battle) was introduced much later from the time of the battle.
Jay and Jamie cover 8 or so HP Lovecraft themed films that break through to the other side – the dark side. Lovecraft films and others inspired by them are unique in Hollywood and independent arenas, and even our favorite Nic Cage emblazoned one of the most famous titles. Enjoy! Live Tonight at 8:15 PM […]
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Jamie and I will cover the esoteric themes and motifs in the popular and influential 90s series from Joss Whedon, Buffy the Vampire Slayer. In many ways, Buffy kicked off the vampire craze of the 2000s, while the original movie pre-dated Harry Potter and prepared the way for similar franchises. While appealing to teens, Buffy […]
by Jonathan Latham, PhD Sustainable, local, organic food grown on small farms has a tremendous amount to offer. Unlike chemical-intensive industrial-scale agriculture, it regenerates rural communities; it doesn’t pollute rivers and groundwater or create dead ...
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Mises Institute, October 23, 2020 Will Democracy’s Myths Doom Liberty? by James Bovard The Supreme Court declared in 1943, “There is no mysticism in the American concept of the State or of the nature or origin of its authority.” In reality, the cardinal doctrines of contemporary democracy are layer upon layer of mystical claptrap. The […]
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When I was young, I was taught that the difference between a myth and a legend is that a myth is probably not real and a legend probably is based on reality. However, it is also understood that myths do not themselves appear out of thin air (unless somebody is very creative). Most of the time, there is at least some kind of factual basis upon which the myth is constructed.
We move on to cover the two cities allegory of St Augustine – the city of God and the city of man, as both progress from the early age of man. The city of God is the Church, and the city of man is the city of humanism and Satanism, under the dominion of the devil. We will move from Genesis 4 to 6 and touch upon the Nehphilim and the typology and meaning of the story of Noah. The full talks can be found by subscribing to JaysAnalysis at the membership links.
Our good buddy Eric Jones of Picking Bones is starting his podcast and has asked me on as a first guest. Eric has been doing a killer job with critiquing pop culture, analyzing history and dissecting the subtle undercurrents in areas many overlook, like the background to the skateboarding world. We will be chatting about all things bizarre and historic. Premiers at 6PM on my Channel tonight.
