The Unity Process
Nathan MartinDiving into the depths of Logocentric and moral philosophy.
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The Noahide Framework and the Problem of Who Defines the Words
Public Law 95-262, Page 200
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Every year, largely without public notice, the President of the United States issues a proclamation honoring the birthday of Rabbi Menachem Mendel Schneerson, the Lubavitche...
When the State Weaponizes Fiat Against Individual Rights: The Rittenhouse Prosecution as Case Study
The theoretical framework of the Three Pillars is not an abstraction for law journals—it is a diagnostic tool for examining specific prosecutions where the state substituted institutional will for reasoned proof. Few cases illustrate this c...
Isaiah 1: The Logocentric Call from Ritual to Reason
Isaiah 1 is a fitting overture to the entire prophetic corpus, and I want to walk through it with you verse by verse, reading it not through the lens of guilt-management or ritual anxiety, but through the lens of the Logos — the rational, c...
Privacy Is Not Secrecy: Reclaiming the Architecture of the Self
Every discussion of privacy in the modern age gets tangled almost immediately because two entirely different phenomena are described using the same vocabulary. Privacy and secrecy both involve concealment. Both operate in the unseen. Both k...
Freedom as Conformity to the Logos: Unpacking Sean Berube’s Insight
Sean Berube’s observation—that “Christianity says freedom is found by a love of truth — of conforming one’s mind to reality, and conducting their behavior to be virtuous, rather than vicious”—is, whether he intended it this way or not, a re...
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I’m a Logocentric philosopher that created an integrative methodology—the Unity Process—it draws from multiple domains and disciplines to help people to process emotional upsets, heal trauma, discover meaning, set boundaries, and refine viewpoints.
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