Philosophy and Sanity
George D.Modern thought is unraveling. From the collapse of philosophical certainty to the rise of autonomous reason, we live in an age untethered from truth. Philosophy and Sanity explores the intellectual origins of our era, the failures of secular thought, and
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Beyond Gnostic Utopias and Millenarian Fantasies
I’ve often described the modern left as Gnostic. But if that is true, what is the corresponding temptation of the right? I think the best word for it is millenarian. Both of these impulses promise shortcuts, illusions of control, ways of es...
Why Reaction Fails: Reading Revolution and Papacy
I picked up Revolution and Papacy by E.E.Y. Hales almost on a whim. I found it in a gift shop and thought it might be an interesting curiosity — a window into the 1700s, when throne and altar seemed to be at their height. This was the world...
Hegel, Hume, and Hell’s Favorite Gospel
Recently, I was reading That Hideous Strength by C.S. Lewis and came across a line that stopped me cold. It was about one of the novel’s chief villains, the eerily slippery Deputy Director Wither. By this point in the story, Wither is well ...
When a Future Pope Out-Argued the French Revolution
While reading Revolution and Papacy by E.E.Y. Hales — a fascinating history of the Catholic Church’s clash with revolutionary politics — I stumbled on a passage that stopped me cold.
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