Today’s debate didn’t go very far due to the typical Thomist penchant for avoiding answering objections by simply repeating the position. When we agreed on what Thomism teaches, I asked specific questions which resulted in further stating of the Thomist position. When I said the conversation was “bs” the opponent whined it was a personal […]
Fr Vladimir Kaydanov gives his background in Florence and his connection to Italy and how Orthodox Italy is a real thing – in fact, we will be doing a pilgrimage soon where you can sign up here.
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Alain Badiou is undoubtedly among the greatest of living philosophers; one that may fairly be credited with rescuing philosophy from academic irrelevance, and the twin enemies of scientism and historicism. For Badiou, philosophy does not merely interpret the world (as Marx famously asserted in his “Theses on Feuerbach”). For an interpretation of the world, we […]
Orientation Foundational polarities between paganism and monotheism What is the difference between a universe and a cosmos? Is the world eternal where something cannot come out of nothing or does the world have a beginning? What is primary, stasis or change? What might the difference between verbs and nouns have to do high paganism and […]
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Charles Chevalier To what extent was Enlightenment one of human emancipation? As Hampson (1968) describes the period “an embarrassment of wealth for the historian and the danger of being buried under his own treasure”, this essay in the explanation of the question is in danger of not only being buried by treasure but embarrassed by …
Courtenay Turner organized an amazing round table discussion with myself, Dr James Lindsay and Stephen Coughlin. We cover the history of Western dialectics, manipulation, Plato and Aristotle, Hegel and Marx and how the dialectic is used to control how the masses think and see reality. This is a powerful podcast with heavy hitters. “Recognized as […]
Meta-narratives is the revamped and restored lost essays and arcana from the old site! The 15 best essays that function as an intelligent person’s guide and introduction to philosophy and transcendental thinking. The essays cover some of the following topics: alchemy and esotericism, Darwinism & creation, Plato and platonic thinking, literary symbolism & archetypes, number theory & abstract objects and how these relate to geopolitics! A […]
After many years of requests, I will lecture through St Augustine’s City of God. I read the City of God when I was 21 and it made a profound impact on my thought. Even though as Orthodox we do not accept all of his ideas, St. Augustine’s City of God is still an invaluable classic […]
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Matthew Ehret In case you were beginning to feel like your world was becoming a cliché dystopian movie script, don’t feel bad. It appears that at least some of the villains agree with you. Not happy with unsatisfying stories, scripts and narratives that shape our disorganized zeitgeist, Klaus Schwab and other creepy dungeon masters trying …
Jamie gives up a book report on her latest read – the well known classic text from mason Manly P Hall which gives the US a secret, force of “democracy’ destiny with an esoteric twist. Learn how Atlantis and Plato’s Republic form the basis for the sacred religion of democracy and its revolutionary faith underlie […]
