On Medium: What’s the Fastest Way to Forge an Intergalactic Empire?

Here's an article about alt-right resentment, and the Western conflict between feminine, relatively superficial, and masculine, sci-fi senses of social progress.

On Medium: Who is Humbler, Theists or Atheists?

Read on about whether theists or atheists have more pride or humility in arguing about God's existence, according to the Catholic apologist Brian Holdsworth.

On Medium: The Sci-Fi Allure of Curtis Yarvin’s Anarcho-Capitalism

Read on about whether Curtis Yarvin's New Right political principles--timelessness, neutrality, vitality, realism, and absolutism--are incoherent, neomedieval, or both.

On Medium: The Orwellian Gambit of Christian Nationalism

Here's an article about Russell Vought’s ruse for imposing a Christian theocracy on America, including his weaselly way of redefining the key terms so his view seems coherent.

On Medium: Even Atheists Can Denounce Evil

Read on about the problem of evil that's supposed to apply to atheists, and where morality fits into nature, contrary to the apologist’s cheap demonization of nonbelievers.

On Medium: Sanctifying the Crutch of Religious Faith

Read on about the perversity of the Christian virtue of exercising faith rather than critical thinking, and the general role of stories in knowledge.

On Medium: Conservatives Must Think People are Just Animals

Read on about the anti-humanism behind Britannica’s diplomatic outline of “conservatism,” which shows how liberals tolerate conservatism by masking its anachronistic implications.

On Medium: Murray Rothbard’s Incoherent Libertarian Screed

Read on about humanism, the egalitarian’s revolt against nature, and how conservative libertarians like Murray Rothbard have lost the plot of civilization.

On Medium: No, Christians, Morality Isn’t Miraculous

Here's an article on how morality naturally develops, and why we shouldn’t oversimplify science and the natural order to make room for God.

On Medium: The Travesty of Christian Nationalism

Here's an article about Stephen Wolfe’s feeble, Thomistic case for modern Christian theocracy, and why such a theocracy would have to be imposed by force and sophistry.