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The Problem with Nationalism

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Allegory of the Concordat of 1801 By Pierre Joseph Célestin François The Problem with Nationalism | Tuesday – July 7, 2026 F orces concerned with the preservation of tradition and its institutions, read marriage for instance, tend to rest their concerns on the nation and more particularly so on  the nation-state : the concern being that if these traditional institutions should face disruption from the inside or from the outside, that the nation itself could very easily be thrown into disarray, graven danger, and even a possible dissolution; and while these concerns are valid, they are not placed within the right cause, as the central concern for all men that seek to uphold order—which is actually equivalent with tradition—must be to uphold justice : that is to say cosmological order and the sacred order of the world, read " Hierarchy ". Nationalism, particularly in the form of nationhood , is something that is specifically designed to work against everything that pertains t...
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Observations About the World, Part Thirty-Seven

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Photograph of the Atlas globe Further Thoughts about Pride | Monday – July 6, 2026 L ast week I wrote a little bit about the concept of pride , especially as this pertains to certain people cruising bars populated by like minded people; I refuse to mention the word for these people as I believe that I have written more than enough about such people. Here is a link that you can visit if you want to read my blog posts about these people, but I really do not want this post to appear in the search result whenever someone searches for that word. So, I have decided to rely on the word homophiles (homophilia) to describe these people, but I should add that the main purpose of this post is not to cover homophiles; the main purpose of this post is to expand upon my thoughts on pride in more general terms, because it is a concept that keeps nagging me and I feel that I must write more about it.      As I also stated in my previous post, I am very much suspicious of such things as...
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Bible Study, Part 3

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Creation of Light ( אוֹר ) By Gustave Doré Genesis, Chapter 3 | Sunday – July 5, 2026 T his will be the third part of this " Bible Study series "; I recommend that you read the first two parts—which you can find here (1) and here (2) —of this series before you proceed to read this part ( 3 ). Of course, you are free to choose to do whatever you want, and if you have already chosen thou pilot Yahweh ( God ), then you are blessed and should allow him to guide you, read " Proof of the Name of Yahweh ".     Now, I do not have nor do I tend to apply any hard rules when it comes to the efficacy of each of these posts, as I have stated in the previous parts in this series, but from now on I have made it a soft rule that I will attempt to post a part of this series before every Sunday, before the 7th day of the week, and unless, and because of mostly unforeseen reasons, I should find myself unable to post a part to this series then I will make this clear, which is why I ha...
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Proof of the Name of Yahweh

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Slaughter of the Prophets of Ba'al ( 𐎁𐎓𐎍 )( בעל ) By Julius Schnorr von Karolsfeld Proof of the Name of Yahweh | Saturday – July 4, 2026 I n the course of the history of the previous 2 millennia, when has  the name of Yahweh been invoked in vain? Too many times to fathom, and really it would not make the victim of this blaspheme— Yahweh Elohim —any justice for me to attempt to estimate anything here. Really, there is a burden to be felt here, and some would argue that they—the Jews—are responsible for this state of affairs , and that they by condemning Jesus of Nazareth— Yeshua ( יֵשׁוּעַ )—to die on the cross must be held responsible in a supra-collective manner for the act of deicide and for the act of defying Yahweh Elohim.      Verily, to some extent this has been true when the plight of the Jewish people is considered, for they were condemned to walk upon the Earth without refugee and without station, and this made them a traveling people, read " Th...
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