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Answering Readers, Part 11

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Biblical ( תַּנַ״ךְ ) depiction of the flight from Sodom and Gomorrah Duty or Call? Thursday – September 17, 2026 N avigating the difficult terrain in front of us can be hard, and in this way life can surely be said to be a curse. Oh yes, especially for those men who are facing disaster whether or not they like it, and this is the case for plenty of men out there, out there in the world, vast though it seems in this even larger cosmos. Yes, because that terrain is really filled with landmines, and sometimes you do not know when one of those mines will blow up, and when that happens you could die, but perhaps even worse you could lose one or both of your legs, your vision, your hearing, and perhaps even your mind. Yes, these are real things that afflict men every day, and if you have some kind of trouble understanding this, then perhaps you have already lost your mind, read " What is Mental Illness "? The question that I am dealing with today is truly difficult, and one of wre...

The Problem with Protestantism

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Pope Leo X's Bull against the errors of Martin Luther ( Exsurge Domine ) The Problem with Protestantism | Wednesday – September 16, 2026 P rotestantism was not the beginning of the many problems that have occured in the last centuries, this from a Western point of view, but Protestantism was the start of something much more palpable and impactful at the level of corporeal conception, namely a profound step in the political evolution of the Western World , individuation and individualism. If Protestantism started out as a rebellion against the Pope, the Pontiff , and really the Holy Roman Empire itself, it ended by not only creating an entirely new Church and doctrine, but by creating an entirely new and wicked mode of being, that of political individualism. If in the past men had to interact with God through the clergy and through their spiritual autothority, a bridge really that represented a connection with the divine, a qualified connection , Martin Luther decided sever this con...

Observations About the World, Part Forty-Four

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Photograph of the Atlas globe Why Must We Object? Tuesday – September 15, 2026 T he world can often come across as nothing but a stream of uncontrollable events, things that happen for no reason. In this noise , in this storm, in this pollution really, we may be tempted to simply accept our fate and the fate of the world. Why object, why say anything? Well, while this may feel normal, maybe even natural in this dope filled world, we must still remember our past , and our past is pretty clear: we must object when we know that going down a certain path is wrong. Now, this does not have to mean that we must make this a struggle that involves anyone else than ourselves, but it does mean that we must have the courage to admit to ourselves that the world is a fundamentally corrupt and evil place, and that we simply cannot coexist with filth and degeneration . Again I must ask, what would Abraham ( אַבְרָהָם ) say if he was still around today? It is rather hard to accept that these people, mo...

The Memory of Abraham

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Abraham's ( אַבְרָהָם ) Sacrifice by Andre del Sarto The Memory of Abraham | Monday – September 14, 2026 M emories are fleeting things, and yet we still remember Abraham ( אַבְרָהָם ) over 4000 years later, truly the light remains in the world still, although it is getting evermore faint, read " My Views on the Unity of the Source ". Of course, the memory of Abraham is thus preserved, but can we be sure that he will be remembered in another 4000 years? Hardly, but then again, it all comes down to the cyclical progression of the world: will we still remain in a world void of truths, of true knowledge in another 4000 years? It may even be the case that the world will have been completely wiped out in 4000 years... If indeed, humanity is wiped out in 4000 years, what will then be of the memory of Abraham? Hear hear, these things matter, and they will matter in the future; we are bound by our past and we are destined for our future, for these things depend on each other, and ...