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Despite some misplaced comparisons to economic theory, Vox Day (Theodore Beale) has produced a sound refutation of the theory of evolution by natural selection in Probability Zero. He argues that modern evolutionary theory faces a serious mathematical problem. Rather than… Continue Reading →
Envy doesn’t give you more skills and drive to produce things that other people want to pay you money for.
Welcome to the 2025 Libertarian Catholic World Cup! Who will win? Here are the rules: 1. Poland Captain: Pope John Paul II Pope St. John Paul II (1920–2005): Defender of human dignity, Solidarity movement, and freedom against communism. “Do not… Continue Reading →
From Against Heresies: But why do we speak of Jerusalem, since, indeed, the fashion of the whole world must also pass away, when the time of its disappearance has come, in order that the fruit indeed may be gathered into… Continue Reading →
No it doesn’t. Here is the chapter in question: Numbers 5 11 And the Lord spoke to Moses, saying: 12 Speak to the children of Israel, and thou shalt say to them: The man whose wife shall have gone astray, and contemning… Continue Reading →
Pope Leo XIV’s encyclical on artificial intelligence and human dignity contains some of the most powerful affirmations of individual personhood in modern Social Doctrine — and some of its most troubling concessions to statist collectivism. We read it whole. Pope… Continue Reading →
An absolute legend went viral recently for refusing to bow to in Muslim prayer. A child (age 6-8) who refused to join classmates prostrating in prayer during a Scouts UK interfaith visit to Stirling Islamic Centre, drawing praise for his… Continue Reading →
Metele, Borno State, Nigeria — In a precision joint counter-terrorism operation, United States Africa Command (AFRICOM) and Nigerian forces neutralized Abu-Bilal al-Minuki, identified as the second-in-command of ISIS globally and a senior leader of the Islamic State West Africa Province… Continue Reading →
For Mateusz, RIP Writing has become, or maybe has always been, a venting mechanism for me. It often comes in bursts of emotions I channel through rhythm, verse and rhyme, as poetry hides feeling behind structure. But when the sorrow… Continue Reading →
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