The dialectician is a kind of buffoon: one laughs at him, one does not take him seriously. ~ Friedrich Nietzsche, Twilight of the Idols Continue reading
If you can remain interiorly in silence, thoughts will spontaneously arise. They will start off alone, but then in groups of related thoughts. Eventually, they become a complete article, such as this one. If the thoughts are good, they will be accompanied by a special type of pleasure. Continue reading
If our contemporaries as a whole could see what it is that is guiding them and where they are really going, the modern world would at once cease to exist as such Continue reading
For the first time you lift your heart to God with stirrings of love, you will find only a darkness, and as it were, a cloud of unknowing. Continue reading
There is a hidden process that determines the motion of the photons, but it is not a physical process. Continue reading
If the State’s system of justice results in unresolvable aporia, how can justice be achieved? Continue reading
In a touching scene, Rachel is confronted by her blood brother Lost Bird. After a few moments of thought, she shoots him in the belly. As Ben had convinced her, although she was a Kiowa by blood, she was Anglo in every other way, thus settling the nature vs nurture debate. Continue reading
Amongst the great figures of the Middle Ages, there are few whose study is more effective than that of Saint Bernard for the purpose of dissipating certain prejudices dear to the modern mind. Continue reading
Follow the Law or embrace Justice and Mercy. Continue reading
The Enlightenment liberal believes that if the disputing parties engage in a rational discussion of ideas, then they will come to a satisfactory conclusion. However, everyone else knows better. Continue reading