Reading the Zeitgeist
Paul AnleitnerUnderstand what’s happening in culture—and what it means for you—through weekly insights rooted in science, philosophy, and theology from Paul Anleitner.
| Platform |  | Pricing | Only free issues | Publishes | Weekly |
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The Lie of a Religion-Free Society
For decades, we have seen stats and stories announcing the decline of religion in the West. Long before this statistical decline in church attendance, Friedrich Nietzsche forecasted the “death of God” in his parable “The Madman (1882).” Fro...
Our Longing for a World Before The Matrix
In 1999 the green code rain fell, Rage Against the Machine played over the credits, and a generation walked out of the theater convinced that waking up meant unplugging from the world and plugging in online. Take the red pill, follow the wh...
America's Masculine Culture Shift
Next summer, America turns 250 years old. How should we celebrate the history and culture of our great nation on this momentous anniversary? Fireworks? Maybe a parade and hot dogs?
The Civilizational Divide
In the wake of the horrific assassination of Charlie Kirk and the disparate responses to the news of his murder, many have been forced to consider whether the differences between the Right and the Left, team Fox News and team MSNBC, are irr...
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I combine insights from science, philosophy, and theology to help people understand culture & live in a meaningful story.
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