On Medium: Feeble Defenses of the Platitude that God is Love

Here's an article that considers some reasons to identify God with love, stemming from the concepts of evolution, Jesus, mysticism, and near-death experiences.

On Medium: Can We Intuit the Meaning of Nature’s Wild Creativity?

Read on about chaos, pseudo-randomness, and how we can stretch our mind to understand science's atheistic explanations of nature's boundless creativity. 

On Medium: Big Tech Killed the Superstar Artist

Here's an article about the debasement of superstar entertainers, and how the internet and other technologies dissolved the mystique of movies, music, and art.

On Medium: Must All Wisdom be Perverted for it to have Mass Appeal?

Read on about the occultist’s paradoxical longing for social transformation, and whether we should expect the majority of folks ever to be philosophically or spiritually enlightened.

On Medium: Pointless Niceties in Wrangling with Catholic Pedantry

Read on about Alex O’Connor’s missed opportunity in criticizing Edward Feser’s Thomistic apologetics: the technicalities matter less than the Thomist's archaic epistemology.

On Medium: Humans Belong to a Unique Biological Kingdom

Here's an article about how biologists classify organisms, and how people are unnatural without being miraculous because of our unique exploration of godlike, or proto-transhuman niches.

On Medium: Liberalism Withstands the Decadence of European Cynics

Read on about fallacious postmodern explanations of the self that stem from Hegel, Nietzsche, and Lacan, and how they shouldn't threaten the liberal's progressive view of the self.

On Medium: How Liberal Tolerance for Religious Absurdities Harms Atheists

Read on about the diabolical mismatch between religion and liberalism, between the social test of devoutness and the secular protection of freedom of speech.

On Medium: Civilization is like a Ponzi Scheme

Read on about a dire analogy between Ponzi schemes and how big societies perpetuate their wayward institutions with fraud and exploitation of newcomers and lower classes. 

On Medium: If Religions are Natural, does that Undermine Atheism?

Here's an article that sorts through the preacher Dan Foster’s chicanery with a drinking game, and considers whether religion's naturalness would undermine or support atheism.

On Medium: The Trouble with Asking Why there’s Something Rather Than Nothing

Read on about the trick of the big metaphysical question, and how nothingness already informs all our conceptions of things, rather than being some remote possibility.

On Medium: Do American and Islamic Cultures Cater to Prairies and Deserts?

Here's an article about Sayyid Qutb’s jeremiad against America’s “primitive” values, and whether Islamic culture, too, can be explained as a consequence of geography.

On Medium: No, Dear Christians, God isn’t Love

Read on about how, contrary to some sentimental statements in the New Testament, God isn't love because the god of nature would be wilder than anyone can imagine.

On Medium: The Cosmos Plays like a Wild Child

Read on about nature’s lawless creativity, the death of natural purposes, and why we should compare the universe to a wild child at play.

On Medium: Donald Trump has Already Won Everything

Here's an article about the structural flaws of liberalism that forced America’s reckoning with Trumpism, and about the responsibilities that go with the rights of personal freedom.

On Medium: Is the Talk of Our “Modernity” Just an Empty Boast?

Here's an article about the reality of social progress, the rise of the humanist ethos, and the difference between relative and absolute senses of "modernity."

On Medium: Was Christian Self-Sacrifice Meant for the Dark Age?

Read on about whether the virtue of Christian self-sacrifice was meant to prepare for the dark age, and how Augustine’s “City of God” is the paradigm of Catholic evasiveness.

On Medium: The One Occult Project that’s Indispensable

Here's an article about the urgency of getting from the consumer’s small-minded selfishness to a heroic far-future mindset, which can be interpreted as an occult project.