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We’re on the Cusp of Something
I’ve been reading Bjorn Merker’s Perishing Promise in PDF. It’s about the failure of the West to implement its promise of freedom and equality. Because we now live under a
soft despotism that wields the slogans of popular sovereignty, se...
It’s Frack Baby Frack, Part 2
Well, I just signed up with Rod Martin’s Substack, after he posted an article on Fracking Part 2.
See, Exxon — you know, the creation of Robber Baron John D. Rockefeller — has just come up with a new way to kill the climate.
It’s an impro...
Merker: Marx Stole His Ideas From Stein
In the last episode of Bjorn Merker’s Perishing Promise, we learned how Marx & Co. brilliantly assembled a secular ideology that copied all the facets of Christianity, but without God.
But guess what. Marx stole the ideas for proletarian r...
Merker: Getting from Enlightenment Reason to Secular Salvation
The educated youth of the mid-19th century were traumatized by the aftereffects of the twin revolutions that convulsed Europe around 1800: the French Revolution with its 30 years of war and upheaval; and the Industrial Revolution in the eco...
Merker: The Three Western Moralities
Having sorted out Rousseau and Co., Bjorn Merker in Perishing Promise reminds us that modern secular morality is basically a reboot of Christian morality that goes all the way back to the life of Jesus.
And that is important because all go...
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