Jay and Tristan cover the logical fallacies in Veganism and its “ethical” worldview, which is based on a lot of hot bbutt gas. Vegan ethics are without foundation and cannot be justified on its materialistic and naturalistic assumptions. This is the intro to the full stream that happened a few days later.
As many of you have requested for several years, Stefan Molyneux has agreed to have an unmoderated conversational exchange and debate on the nature of philosophy itself, logic, epistemic claims, the value of “sense data” and empiricism, and much more! Tune in to his channel at 8PM EST followed by a Q n A. Not sure where this chat will go, but it should be lively!
Today we catch up with Frank and see what’s happening in the Roman realm and the results of the scandalous Roman Synod. After that we look forward to the coming ecumenical meetings with Mola Ram!
Twitter legend, artist, thinker and fellow cultural analyzer Owen Cyclops joins me to discuss all things archetypal, alchemical, philosophical and more! Live at 7PM EST
His Twitter is here.
An impromptu debate over the question of the Neo-pagan revival. Our debate revolves the question of whether paganism and in his case, Asatru, are objectively true and can be proven in terms of logical, rational and philosophical discourse. How are claims justified? What is a universal claim? How is it justified? Is logic just a word trick? His channel is here.
The well-known debate over Theism between JF and myself from last year. We cover atheism, nihilism, logic and whether the positions are coherent.
Friday morning’s Drudge Report featured two opinion pieces about President Trump, one which slammed his “suffocating presence,” and the other, which regarded his presidency as supported by emotion in the same way that President Obama’s support was.
Orthodox author and critic of the ancient mysteries Michael Witcoff joins me to discuss his new book and the relationship of Orthodoxy to cults, ancient mystery religions, Protestantism, the occult, metaphysics, Albert Pike, Michael’s new book here and much more!
Orthodox theology is very precise in its terminology: they aren’t to be altered or given new meanings. With this in mind, what is the relationship between Hellenism and logos? Is this a pagan idea? How does this relate to logic? What about apologetics? For a longer analysis, here is my essay.
