Friedrich Oetinger and the Quest for Anarchist Utopia
EXAMINING the roots of Friedrich Schelling’s (1775-1854) thought led me to a Swabian Pietist by
Culture Wars
Culture Wars
Rebbes, Rebels and Rabble-Rousers: Chabad-Lubavitch and the Politicisation of Jewish Mysticism
WITH the arrival of the late-1800s, Jewish history entered a crucial phase and both the
The Patriot Act and Maximum Security Healthcare (Cuz Every Day Is 9/11)
It’s such a played-out cliché that it’s downright corny, but if you were born sometime
Insanity is a Virtue in a Mad World
As I scrawl the sloppy copy for my latest manifesto on a window pane between
Navigating the Corona Disinfo-Deluge
Keeping track of the latest developments in the ever-blossoming wisdom of our leaders and protectors
Home-schooling: Creating Real Alternatives in Education
“Men had better be without education than be educated by their rulers; for this education
…Now Can We Celebrate Some Dangerous Black People?
Another Black History Month comes and another Black History Month goes. The 28/9 dreary days
The Birth of Romanian Identity: From the Roman Invasions to the End of the First World War
ACCORDING to the great philosopher and historian of comparative religion, Mircea Eliade (1907-1986), the Romanians
Sex and Character: The Conscious Amoralism of Ernst Röhm
A PROMINENT leader of the brown-shirted Sturmabteilung movement during the rise of the Third Reich,
Marxism and Christianity: Analogous or Incompatible?
A NUMBER of political commentators have attempted to make a comparison between Marxism and Christianity,
