Musings of the Court Jester
Dr. Martin ErdmannThe purpose of this publication is to defend the Christian faith against anti-Christian tendencies in society.
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Rule the world with magic
The English Whig Party valued the legacy of the Scientific Revolution and its Renaissance precursors. This attitude was linked to a revolutionary tradition that opposed established courts and churches. Peaking in the second half of the 17th...
Venice sowed the seeds of the Enlightenment
In the years around 1570, Venice became the setting for the first example in Europe of what the French later called “salons.” These were places for socializing and literary discussions: the Salon Ridotto Morosini. This salon was founded by ...
Natural rights do not provide a basis for freedom
Since the end of the 17th century, humanists have rejected the biblical concept of freedom as defined by John Calvin (1509-1564) and the other Reformers. This remains the case today. Instead of linking freedom to a personal God, Enlightenme...
The supposed liberator turns out to be a tyrant
When one’s religion is threatened by another religion and the authorities attempt to take away the population’s freedom, an invasion by a foreign army can seem like divine providence for a better future. This explains why many English peopl...
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