Theology/Saints
Saint Maximus the Confessor
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Philosophy/Ideas
Classic Libralism
An unlikely starting point is Niccolò Machiavelli. While known for advocating strong central government, his contribution lies in three crucial insights. Firstly, an **explicit anti-utopianism**, best articulated by Francis Bacon's view that we should write as men _do_, not as they _ought_ to do....
Theology/Saints
Saint John the Divine
!Saint John the Theologian
History/People
Leslie Wexner
PEOPLE | 1937 -
Philosophy/Ideas
The Myth of American Meritocracy
The fundamental belief in the existence of a meritocratic society, particularly one governing the selection of the nation’s professional and intellectual elite, constitutes a widespread but demonstrably false ideological pillar of the United States.
Theology/The Ladder of Devine Ascent
The Ladder of Divine Ascent Step 6
Step 6 of THE LADDER OF DIVINE ASCENT
Theology/Symbolism
Jachin and Boaz
Jachin and Boaz were two monumental pillars made of brass or bronze that stood at the entrance of the vestibule of Solomon's Temple, the First Temple, constructed by King Solomon in Jerusalem. The construction of these pillars is attributed to Hiram, a skilled artificer from Tyre, whose father
Theology/The Ladder of Devine Ascent
The Ladder of Divine Ascent Step 5
Step 5 of THE LADDER OF DIVINE ASCENT
Theology/Heresies
Frankism
The esoteric movement known as Frankism emerged in the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries as a radical deviation from traditional Judaism, eventually evolving into an ideology that permeated the European aristocracy. Its roots lie in the messianic fervor of the mid-seventeenth century, specifically centering on Sabbatai Zevi, a figure born in
Philosophy/Ideas
Race Realism
Race **is a biological reality**, rather than a mere social construct.
Philosophy/Ideas
The Story of the Days
The seven days of the week, much like The Story of the Months, are imbued with ancient narratives, primarily drawing from the traditions of the Northmen, specifically the Angles and Saxons, rather than the classical cultures of Greece and Rome.
Philosophy/Ideas
The Fellowship of the New Life
The Fabian Society was a splinter group of a New Age(y) group called, [The Fellowship of the New Life](https://pasttense.co.uk/2017/10/24/today-in-mystic-socialist-history-the-fellowship-of-the-new-life-formally-founded-1882/).