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With our conclusion, we address how liberalism uses violence to legitimize the ideas of its elites, and how this is undone.

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March 12, 2022 Merri

Ideas Are Not Defeated By Better Ideas – Part III: Identity

With part three, we define liberal belief and identity with respect to the managerial revolution and the technical society.

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March 2, 2022 Merri

Ideas Are Not Defeated By Better Ideas – Part I: Engagement

Liberalism and the free market of ideas are practically synonymous, but are they realities? In Part 1of 3, we approach how we cooperate with ideas interiorly in order to orient our understanding of liberalism.

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February 3, 2022 Merri

What We Lost When We Abandoned the Hearth

The hearth provided a common space for the family that was replaced by television first, and then the internet. It must be reclaimed.

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January 7, 2022 Merri

Brief Genealogy of the Midwit

We usually consider midwit behavior related to IQ, but is it a natural result of reasoning capacity or a choice based one’s relation to media and its consumption?

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December 15, 2021 Merri

Spinning a Cosmological Yarn

A brief meditation and exegesis of cosmology, the world and the afterlife using a tapestry as our subject.

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December 5, 2021 Merri

Darwinism Versus the Creation Science

Darwinian ideology has become a force of demoralization. The conflict between evolutionary theory and creationism is deeper than mere matters of scientific opinion.

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October 23, 2021 Merri

Sexual Morality and the Political Divide

The right prides itself on being anti-revolutionary, but to what degree does this extend to sexual morality? To best understand this, we must briefly consider a Catholic theology of the family.