Matthieu Pageau shows us that the shape of the world is Christian. Everything exists in God.
The Art of Living: The Economy of Everything, Part Four
This is the fourth of a four part series on the economy of everything. Part Four puts forward a vision for a better way.
Repentance and Right Worship: The Economy of Everything, Part Three
This is the third of a four part series on the economy of everything. Part Three is a call to repentance and right worship.
A Machine Made of Human Parts: The Economy of Everything, Part Two
This is the second of a four part serious on the economy of all things. Part Two discusses how this resulting network of manipulatory power warps our souls.
When Fair is Foul: The Economy of Everything, Part One
This is the first of a four part series on the economy of everything. Part One discusses the disastrous creed that is ‘growth for the sake of growth.’
Nothing but the Truth
Too often we focus on what the truth will cost us. We need to consider what is the cost of lies. Truth makes free. So let us become wellsprings of truth.
Religious Exemptions
There’s something absurd about having to justify one’s religious belief to some bureaucrat. I’d like to see the secular state try to identify, let alone justify, its own religious precepts.
The Successor Ideology
Scientism may be the successor ideology to liberalism. This totalizing Ideology masquerades as science. It leads to social disintegration.
Corruption Happens
When we corrupt truth and goodness and beauty the world becomes incoherent. Self-naming is the corruption that corrupts all things. We have to understand we’re part of a larger story. And freedom is a good that must integrate with other goods.
A Million Angry Shards
Society is fast becoming a dysfunctional madhouse. We retain an image of morality without the actual content, splintered into a million angry shards. We reinforce our increasingly incoherent values with circular reasoning and other forms of paralogic. We cannot speak intelligibly about tradeoffs. Meaning and purpose are largely a mystery. We see no solutions that aren’t technological or bureaucratic.