Tag Archives: secularist

Florilegium

Posted on May 12, 2019 by Gil Bailie

“Sooner or later, all nihilism destroys itself from within with the frightening question, ‘What for?’ And sexual nihilism with, ‘And then?’ The insane and the maniacs are multiplying; how distressing it is to accept their vision as the norm because … Continue reading →

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The Crutch of Disbelief

Posted on December 21, 2016 by Gil Bailie

Many people believe either that Christianity is nonsense or that any form of it that would be recognizable to the Christians of the past is too out of step with the age and too politically dangerous to be tolerated. They … Continue reading →

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Unlimited Sovereignty of the Individual

Posted on August 1, 2016 by Randy Coleman-Riese

“We are probably the first, and we will surely remain the only, people in history to give over all elements of social life and all contents of human life to the unlimited sovereignty of the individual. … It is easy … Continue reading →

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the Secularist…

Posted on October 15, 2015 by Randy Coleman-Riese

“Even if it may appear that today the secularist spirit has reached its broadest diffusion – to the point that we might think that a new era has begun – and even if it is a fact that many theologians … Continue reading →

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