Michael Morris

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Today's Culture Is That of Nietzsche's "Last Man"

While we most certainly live in the Bread and Circus Pantheon of Nietzsche’s grand antagonist the last man; the path of ascent the German Philosopher depended upon for Zarathustra was destroyed with his own hammer.

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Nas X and Moving Beyond Evil

We are all now in the wilderness, and we must work tirelessly to reconstruct the deconstructed, to return the genie of pride back into its bottle, and somehow—against a pervasive and self-obsessed media—convince our children of the psychological and physiological benefits of a life of humble assent.

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Flatten the Curve

As the friction over whether our country should remain in lockdown or open back up grates on, what is often overlooked is the battle of words taking place amid the fray. The complexities of the current pandemic are being reduced to a mantra-like phrases that drive the opposing camps further apart.

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The Shortcomings of Libertarianism

Like Marxism, Libertarianism falls into utopianism because it relies on an incomplete conception of human beings and doesn't account for community life.

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Defending Western Civilization: A Review of "The Uniqueness of Western Law: A Reactionary Manifesto"

Westerners today can learn the hard way what they're currently losing, or they can read Richard Storey's book and defend the great gift that has been left to them.

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Anti-Christian Sentiment on the Rise

Christian persecution continues with little objection from the media. Instead of waiting for the world's sympathy, Christians will need to remain steadfast in their faith and patient in their suffering.

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The Atheist Cult of Reason Emerges Once More

There is an important difference between the decline in religious practice and the decline in religious belief. Unfortunately, contemporary atheists are too religious to see it.

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The New Moral Majority

It's not that Americans have not become less moral in recent times. It's just their morality has changed, and will continue changing the more people drift away from traditional Christianity.

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Today's Culture Is That of Nietzsche's "Last Man"

While we most certainly live in the Bread and Circus Pantheon of Nietzsche’s grand antagonist the last man; the path of ascent the German Philosopher depended upon for Zarathustra was destroyed with his own hammer.

Nas X and Moving Beyond Evil

Flatten the Curve

As the friction over whether our country should remain in lockdown or open back up grates on, what is often overlooked is the battle of words taking place amid the fray. The complexities of the current pandemic are being reduced to a mantra-like phrases that drive the opposing camps further apart.

The Shortcomings of Libertarianism

Like Marxism, Libertarianism falls into utopianism because it relies on an incomplete conception of human beings and doesn't account for community life.

Defending Western Civilization: A Review of "The Uniqueness of Western Law: A Reactionary Manifesto"

Westerners today can learn the hard way what they're currently losing, or they can read Richard Storey's book and defend the great gift that has been left to them.

Anti-Christian Sentiment on the Rise

Christian persecution continues with little objection from the media. Instead of waiting for the world's sympathy, Christians will need to remain steadfast in their faith and patient in their suffering.

The Atheist Cult of Reason Emerges Once More

There is an important difference between the decline in religious practice and the decline in religious belief. Unfortunately, contemporary atheists are too religious to see it.

The New Moral Majority

It's not that Americans have not become less moral in recent times. It's just their morality has changed, and will continue changing the more people drift away from traditional Christianity.

The Iron Law of Princes

R.I.P. "Latinx"

More Prep and Pay, Less Pep and Play