NAILED IT!: [I]f you are someone interested in righting wrongs and seeing justice done, you might want to think twice about being a philosophical skeptic, i.e. someone who believes that “we all have our own truth,” and that there is no objective truth. Why? Well, if there is no truth, no objective reality independent of…
DetailsContinuing the series I started three weeks ago, here are points four through seven in part two of the Ten Key Elements of Economics series: 4. An Efficient Capital Market: If a Nation is Going to Realize Its Potential, It Must Have a Mechanism Capable of Allocating Capital into Wealth-Creating Projects CONSUMPTION IS THE GOAL…
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New Testament Apocrypha are fascinating… The New Testament apocrypha are a number of writings by early Christians that give accounts of Jesus and his teachings, the nature of God, or the teachings of his apostles and of their lives. These writings often have links with the books generally regarded as “canonical” but Christian denominations disagree…
DetailsOne of my favorite old right conservatives, Roger Scrouton, takes on the question of aesthetics and whether they matter in your lecture (documentary) this week. Such a subjective and challenging topic, this one is pretty interesting…
“I’m having trouble understanding why so many ideologically driven folks seem really not to *want* to understand the beliefs that other people hold. It would appear to me that if you have confidence in your own beliefs, you would wish to spread those beliefs effectively, and a refined comprehension of the complexities of opposing opinions…
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