Showing results for "Apocalypse" in Philosophy

Beneath the stylized violence and thrilling car crashes, the Mad Max films consider universal questions about the nature of human life, order and anarchy, justice and moral responsibility, society and technology, and ultimately, human redemption. In Mad Max and Philosophy, a diverse team of political scientists, historians, and philosophers investigates the underlying themes of the blockbuster movie franchise, following Max as he attempts to rebuild himself and the world.

"This book re-framed my entire adolescence. I highly recommend you read it." — LING MA From the critically acclaimed author of Dead Girls (“stylish and inspired”—New York Times Book Review), a sharp, engrossing collection of essays that explore the strange career of popular feminism and...

Make America Great Again? Donald Trump is an asshole is a fact widely agreed upon—even by his supporters, who actually like that about him. But his startling political rise makes the question of just what sort of asshole he is, and how his assholedom may help to explain his success, one not...

In his captivating exploration, Joseph Lumpkin invites listeners to explore nine of the best-known Apocalyptic books. These books uncover the hidden depths of ancient Christian and Jewish visions and prophecies of the apocalypse. Through these texts we see what the earliest Christians believed heaven and hell would be and what rewards and punishments were waiting beyond death's door. These books of apocalypse, otherwise known as revelation of the end times allow us to view what was expected in the end times and what waits for us in the end of days.

Fed Up with Feminist Lies and Male Erasure? Discover the 2,000-Year-Old Plot to Destroy Masculinity. Ever wondered why schools teach your son to hate his own biology? Feel like the system rigs divorce courts to strip your rights, wealth, and dignity? Worried your sons will grow up in a world where “manhood” is a crime?

What if politics as we know it is about to end? What if humanity soon organizes itself not in hierarchies, but in hive minds? Should we fear the robot apocalypse? Welcome to The Social Singularity. In this decentralization manifesto, futurist Max Borders shows that humanity is already building systems that will “underthrow” great centers of power. With lively prose, Borders takes us on a tour of modern pagan festivals, cities of the future, and radically new ways to organize society. In so doing, he examines trends likely to revolutionize the ways we live and work.

With 750 million people living in villages, India has the largest rural population in the world. Based on his Indian experience, Dr Kalam recommends a sustainable and inclusive development system called PURA—Providing Urban Amenities in Rural Areas—to uplift the rural masses not by subsidies...

In Apocalypse Flame: The Condemned World We Live In, the world teeters between salvation and ruin, offering a deep dive into the calamities of the 21st century. This book combines a provocative narrative with well-researched insights to reveal the flaws within modern civilization. Begin your journey on Earth’s perilous cliffs, navigating the climate crisis and humanity's impact on our planet. Chapter 1 presents a shocking portrayal of our world’s fever, prompting introspection.

We live in a genuinely unique period of human history, one in which the alarmist's hackneyed warning that "the end is near!" could actually come true. The world is cluttered with increasingly powerful advanced technologies. Global warming and biodiversity loss are unchecked catastrophes that will likely push society to the brink of collapse. How are we to respond to this situation? What can we do to maximize the probability of a positive outcome for our species?

Apocalypse of Mark is a Christian book written in the ancient style of apocalyptic literature and designed to be listened to like a short narrative book one would find in the Bible like Job, Ruth, or Esther. Narrator John Mark presents a linear retelling of the Biblical meta-narrative, heavily quoting from and alluding to the Biblical text. Beginning prior to creation and ending in the "new heavens and Earth" incorporating enigmatic Biblical passages, it demonstrates how they are indispensable to the overall redemption story.

"Pascal Bruckner nous interpelle de façon saisissante en s'interrogeant, dans une réflexion libre, sur Le Fanatisme de l'Apocalypse..."

L’Umanità è ad un bivio tra autodistruzione e cambiamento. Siete negativi e pessimisti? Il futuro vi inquieta? Non siete felici a causa dei vostri problemi quotidiani, per non parlare di guerre, crisi, e inquinamento? Vi darò tanti motivi per diventare persone positive, serene, in grado di ottenere una pace oltre ogni immaginazione!

This show will prepare you for the end of this world and the dawning of a new world. We won't tell you to stock food and batteries here, but we will help you to prepare your heart, mind and soul, so that you will be confident in God as we enter some of the most turbulent and awe-inspiring times in human history. Kingdom Apocalypse airs every Monday and we will have exhortations, teachings and interviews on Biblical prophecy, Living a Victorious Christian Life, and Your Kingdom Destiny in these last days. You can like us on Facebook at: Our Page: https://www.facebook.com/sendelijah Our Group: ...

A soothing, timeless, prophetic, poetic, spiritual, eerie, dreamy, one-of-a-kind radio show. Rising talent Austin Shippey uses his unique “voice like butter,” dark humor, expertise, and quick wit to bring the listener to a more enlightened understanding of our sacred planet, our history, our ancient religions, and the reality of the invisible energy surrounding us. “Apocalypse” confronts the biggest issues facing the cosmic souls within our culture today. Recline, light your candles, connect with the earth and the sky surrounding you, and accept THE APOCALYPSE.

Zora Tran and Zac Hyden discuss all aspects of anti-imperial politics.

Jordan Pascoe (a feminist philosopher) and Mitch Stripling (an emergency manager) explore how disasters can birth social change (or kill it) in this limited series with experts, in-jokes, and drinking games. Based on their new book.