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Reason and Science Lead to One Fundamental Choice

Human beings have a tendency to personify, even deify animals, objects, and natural forces. We see this in ancient polytheism, modern cartoons, and the contemporary naming of hurricanes. Ancient religions based in panthesism and polythesism embraced this tendency. Polytheism, which directs humanity’s strong penchant for personifying the forces of the universe into many ‘gods’, is […]... Read More
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Through Which Lens Do You See the World?

Want to know your ideology, and understand your psyche? Here’s a good test. Which of these events gives you MORE of an adverse internal reaction: 1) The summer riots, where churches, holy statues, small businesses, personal homes, and individuals (like Jay Danielson) were destroyed, or …. 2) the capitol building riot (yes, one), where a […]... Read More
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The Dogma Lives Loudly within You

“The dogma lives loudly within you.” We are a believing species. Unlike animals that live by instinct alone, our intellects must judge truth from falsehood, right from wrong. We must discern and choose to believe certain tenets about reality. We know what we know through three means of information: faith, reason, and experience. This corresponds […]... Read More

Restoration of Right Religion

Some see man’s historical belief in nature-deities as proof that religion is superstition. The contrary is actually true. It is a sign God is real. The religious sense in man is innate, as natural to him as hunger and thirst, since he is both spiritual and physical. Since original sin darkened the soul, man lost […]... Read More
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Ethics and Reason – the Forgotten Bridge Between Politics and Religion

The following two questions are related – the first was priority for premodern philosophy, the second is for modern philosophy: How should people behave? What behaviors should people be allowed to do? The first question is ethical, or the science of self-governance. The second is political, i.e. the science of state governance. The first is […]... Read More

Scientism and Dogmatism

Scientism and secular progressivism “hate” dogma, but have as many dogmas as Christianity. Speak against one of them, like abortion or sodomy, and you’re attacked as if a blasphemer. The difference is their dogmas are not rational.  In truth, what fuels these movements is not a hate of dogma, but of Christianity. Take a listen […]... Read More