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by bcadmin | Jul 26, 2022 | 1, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Cross, Featured, Malcolm Muggeridge, News, Truth | 0 |
Truth is hard. Illusions are pleasant. It is not in the least surprising, then, that people will shun truth and welcome illusions. But illusions are not sustainable. Reality keeps getting in the way. Truth, though hard, is not only sustainable, it is rewarding. And among its rewards is joy. Christ came into the world to […]
by bcadmin | Jul 2, 2020 | 1, Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Cardinal Ratzinger, Cardinal Sarah, COVID-19, Culture, News, self-limitation, Topics | 0 |
One important lesson I have learned from our family garage sales is that there is more joy in dispossession than there is in acquisition. Things that I thought I needed had become a burden that needed to be removed. I was so happy to bid adieu to what I now classified as junk. The popularity […]
by bcadmin | Jun 22, 2020 | Alexander Solzhenitsyn, Analysis, Antonio Gramsci, chiliasm, Claude Lévi-Strauss, eco-socialism, enlightenment, Essay, Features, Feuerbach, German Idealism, Gnosticism, Hegel, Igor Shafarevich, Joachim of Fiore, Marcion, News, Plato, Plinio Correa de Oliveira, Saul Alinsky, secularism, socialism, tribalism | 0 |
Comprehensive ideological systems, which determine the prevailing world view in societies and cultures, are based on so-called “grand narratives”.1 Such grand narratives are mostly of a religious nature. In earlier phases of human cultural …
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