Ayn Rand as a Simplified Scheler?
A salesperson for philosophy Professional philosophers usually get embarrassed when the name Ayn Rand comes
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The reality of Platonic love and the Song of Solomon in a modern key
Do you believe in love after God?
The contention of modernity is that the human mind is an organism exclusively dedicated to survival, which on its positive side (the obverse side from violence) we experience as the pleasures of the sex instinct.
If The Whole World Celebrated Chanukah, The World Would be Less Worldly
In these unsettled times the light of Chanukah has shinned on those who have observed
Did Kantianism Destroy Civilization?
Rounding up an unusual suspect In the general malaise and recrimination of present America, it
Not an Election, a Plebiscite on the Social Order
The 2020 election is different. VOTE! In 2020, there is no excuse not to vote.
The Purity of Averroes’ Common Intellect Vs. Today’s Tyrannical Globalist Imitation
No truth without one intellect in common Contrary to the radical relativism, individualism, and tribalism
Real God, Fake Churches: Jacques Ellul is Laughing in Heaven
The great church cave-in…was It is tempting to see the church lockdown as some new
Flesh Gordon, or why the crises are different these days
Elite Panic It seems we have entered into a new age. I doubt that the
Can Mises’ Praxiology be Considered a Special Case of Max Scheler’s Value Objectivism?
The thin ethics of libertarianism: In search of a solution Daniel Ajamian has recently restated
Why do we Love? vs. Why Should we Love?
The answer is determined by our initial question When our conversations comes around to love,
Who put the damn in Notre Dame?
We have met the enemy and he is us There is a near universal sadness
The Cost of Pseudo-Enlightenment: Libertarian Ideology at the Cross-roads
A movement (rightly) divided We are slouching towards a civil war. I’m not alluding to