Category: Religion and Philosophy

The Deadliest Addiction

Eckhart Tolle is so right when he says that nothing important can really be threatened. So it’s okay to give up that trauma in the identity that goes with it. The longer I live the more I think that identity itself is an illusion. The future is truly […]

The ugliest danger of our time…

Title IX vs. Pope Francis Dr. Matthew Petrusek Pope Francis criticizes gender ideology as the “ugliest danger of our times.” The revised Title IX rules released by the Department of Education and now codified into law by the Biden administration now interpret “sex discrimination” to include “gender identity.” […]

Protestantism, Jews and Wokeness

A Response to Steve Sailer Keith Woods Jun 02, 2024 Steve Sailer recently wrote an essay titled In This House We Believe: The Protestant Roots of Wokeness. Sailer states that his intent is to argue against what he calls the “obsession among callow rightists about declaring wokeness a […]

We Are All We Have

Today’s episode is a short something I wrote that conveys the process of coming to terms with a mindshift…that moment when one is forced to face the truth.There is good a bad, hope and fear, but ultimately reality is what it is and it simply comes down to […]

Spengler Today

by Wilhelm Duden Arktos Journal May 29, 2024 We publish this article by Wilhelm Duden in honor of Oswald Spengler’s 144th birthday today. This text by Wilhelm Duden was originally published in the magazine Criticón in April 1974 and was later translated into French by Elfrieda Popelier. This English translation, […]

Richard Dawkins: “Cultural Christian”?

Is Christianity a useful religion to the West? Atheist Richard Dawkins recently claimed that, while still an atheist, he considers himself a “cultural Christian” because of Christianity’s utility in supporting Western cultural and political values, which he laments are under attack. Former atheist Ayaan Hirsi Ali also recently […]

The First Christian Millennium

Peter Brown The Workings of the Spirit A new history of Christianity traces its transformation over a thousand years from an enormous diversity of beliefs and practices to Catholic uniformity. Larry Rohter In the Heart of Bahia Itamar Vieira Junior’s first novel, Crooked Plow, tells a story of suffering, […]

Sport or Religion?

by Alexander Dugin Arktos Journal May 28, 2024 Alexander Dugin discusses whether pagan-rooted sport is compatible with Christianity. Sport has pre-Christian origins and is related to ancient Greek culture. Alongside theatre, philosophy, and systems of governance in the polis, sport, and especially the Olympic Games, was one of […]

Pope Benedict XVI’s Evangelization Insights

Explore Pope Benedict XVI’s practical tips for evangelization in our latest seminar! Watch Richard DeClue’s seminar Evangelizing the Culture: Insights from Pope Benedict XVI and get a FREE copy of Richard DeClue’s acclaimed book, Mind of Benedict XVI, to deepen your learning! This book provides a comprehensive overview […]

Yukio Mishima’s Philosophy of Love

by Dmitry Moiseev Arktos Journal May 25, 2024 Dmitry Moiseev explores Yukio Mishima’s interpretation of romantic love in the treatise Hagakure, highlighting Mishima’s view that true love is secret, dignified, and intertwined with the samurai ethic of sacrifice and devotion. Japanese writer, intellectual and political activist Yukio Mishima […]

Jesus Conflating Two Distinct Archetypes

by Rose Sybil and Chilon Arktos Journal May 21, 2024 Rose Sybil and Chilon argue that the fusion of Caesar and Lifegiver archetypes leads to a misguided belief in effortless salvation, perpetuating materialism, and only through deep, sacrificial effort can we cultivate a future that transcends this decay. […]

The Nones Have Hit a Ceiling

After Decades of Non-Stop Increases, Non-Religious Americans Have Plateaued Ryan Burge May 20, 2024 I stalk certain websites. Probably not the same websites that others look at. Mine are data repositories for the usual suspects – the General Social Survey (in case they push an updated version of […]

Is Christianity True?

Is the Bible history or myth? Are secrets being kept from Christians? We’ll answer these questions and more in our video series. Chapters: 00:00–00:33 – Introduction 00:34–02:06 – Creation, personal experience, Bible 2:07–02:48 – It comes down to the Bible 02:49–03:58 – Secrets kept from Christians 03:59–04:24 – […]

Folkishness, In Brief

An Old Idea for a New Time Imperium Press May 14, 2024 If you prefer the audio of this article, click here. It happens almost weekly now that Imperium Press gets a similar email. I always love getting them, it gives me strength and purpose. The email runs […]