In the early fall of 2016, Election Day was drawing nearer. Hillary Clinton’s unending truth troubles, unlikability, and smug, smirking superiority had really started to grate on the public at large. Blustering, bombastic, barnstorming Donald Trump was pulling ever-larger masses of humans to his events and drawing blood in their head-to-head candidate debates. Little cracks […]
Friedrich Nietzsche, in Beyond Good and Evil, targets Christianity, in the form most accessible to him: Catholicism. He critiques the virtues it fosters and the religion’s effects, particularly highlighting Christianity’s stance on suffering. On the other hand, Martin Luther King Jr. rejects Nietzsche’s accusations of Christian notions encouraging mediocrity and weakness. Despite both philosophers’ adherence […]
Another day, another uber-blue state shocked – SHOCKED, I tell you – by the audacity of the federal government (whom they normally can’t get enough of) coming onto their home turf and upsetting all their carefully laid plans. Five days ago, I was writing about California, and the folks who live around Morro Bay realizing […]
TODAY is Ash Wednesday, which marks the first day of Lent. It is traditionally observed with fasting or abstinence from meat, and many Christians attend services at which their foreheads are marked with ash as a sign of grief, both in the sense of mourning and in expressing sorrow for sins. Lent, Holy Week and […]
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