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In the age of comfort, a quiet collapse is happening inside people—not in governments, not in economies, but in the minds of ordinary adults who can no longer handle ordinary life. The Weak Generation tears apart the myths we hide behind and exposes why emotional weakness is rising while real resilience is disappearing.

Have Not Charity is a fascinating and profound investigation into deep and important concepts which have become obscure in modern times: sin and virtue. Alexandr Korol examines what motivates people in their actions, how goals and behaviours align, and how these are all affected both for good and ill both by virtue and by sin. He seeks to show that many ‘good’ deeds are in fact motivated by sin. This is a true modern work of ethics, in the classical sense, a guide for a better life.

You were told the Bible was perfect. That it came from God. That it never contradicted itself. And that asking too many questions was dangerous. But not everyone agreed. This book follows the lives and arguments of philosophers, scholars, ex-pastors, skeptics, and former believers. People who read the Bible carefully, seriously, and sometimes devotionally... until it broke under its own weight. From Spinoza and Voltaire to Bart Ehrman and Francesca Stavrakopoulou, The Gospel of Doubt walks through the quiet collapse of certainty. Not with anger, but with clarity.

Insecurity is the thief of the life we were meant to live. Confidence is the power to step into it. We all know what it's like to feel trapped in our head, self-conscious, anxious and self-doubting. We've all at least caught a glimpse of what it feels like to be truly, humbly confident. It's powerful, joyful, and liberating.

Science and the Soul explores the deep and evolving relationship between scientific discovery and spiritual insight. This volume invites readers into a space where sacred science and spirituality intersect, asking timeless questions in light of today’s most complex theories. What is consciousness, and can it exist beyond the brain? Is the universe guided by intention, intelligence—or chance? Do modern scientific models point toward ancient spiritual truths?

Das Weekly – Make Austria Think Again.Der Podcast für alle, die wissen, dass der Staat nicht jedes Problem lösen kann. Für alle, denen Fakten wichtiger sind als empfundene Wahrheiten.Willkommen im Studio der Agenda Austria – die Denkfabrik zum Hören.

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First issued in 1925, Unto Thee I Grant is a concise work of ethical instruction composed in aphoristic form. Designed for reflection rather than doctrine, it belongs to a long tradition of moral literature intended to be read, remembered, and applied across contexts. This edition presents a faithful photographic facsimile of the Fifth Printing published in December 1930, preserving the original typography, layout, and structure. The text is reproduced without modernization or interpretive revision, allowing listeners to encounter the work as it circulated in the early twentieth century.

What can a motorbike teach us about living with courage, clarity, and purpose? Quite a lot. The Stoic Rider: Philosophy in Motion blends Stoic philosophy with life on two wheels. Part inspirational guide, part field manual for the soul, it’s a call to meet life — like the road — head-on.

This Illustrated Edition features: • 11 historical portraits and illustrations relevant to the text • Portraits of Condorcet, Émilie du Châtelet, Catherine the Great, Princesse des Ursins, Marie de Gournay, John Stuart Mill, and Dr. Alice Vickery • Period suffragette imagery and meeting illustrations • Dr.

Dive into the fascinating world of animal motion with Movement of Animals, a profound exploration of the physics behind how creatures move and the philosophical inquiry into the existence of God as the Unmoved Mover beyond our Universe. Complementing this, Progression of Animals delves into the anatomical design of animals, pondering the purpose behind their various physical features. Join Geoffrey Edwards as he guides you through these captivating discussions that intertwine science and philosophy.

You've found the podcast! Sit back, relax, and enjoy the ride. In this podcast, we'll bring you the best things life has to offer, covering books, esoteric philosophy, history, and current events,Hosted by Michael Kuhlman.https://www.youtube.com/@MichaelKuhlman

The Desert by John Charles Van Dyke, published in 1901, paints a vivid and poetic portrait of the breathtaking landscapes of the American Southwest. With words that resonate with beauty, Van Dyke declares, What land can equal the desert with its wide plains, its grim mountains, and its expansive canopy of sky! As a cultured art historian, he finds sublimity in the deserts lonely desolation, challenging the perception of previous generations that saw it merely as a wasteland. His conservationist perspective feels remarkably modern, as he asserts, The deserts should never be reclaimed; they are ...

Join us as we delve into the fascinating world of Thomas Huxley, the man often dubbed “Darwin’s Bulldog” for his passionate defense of Darwinism. In this compelling speech delivered to the Metaphysical Society in 1870, Huxley presents one of his most notable works, bridging the gap between vivisection and metaphysics. This timeless text continues to resonate with philosophy students today, showcasing Huxleys brilliance and influence in the realm of Victorian biology. (Summary by CarlManchester)

Join Simon Deeley as he meanders through the swirling thought-forms that coalesce around topics including history, science, consciousness, what's for dinner and how to live a happy life. Sometimes confusing, always entertaining and often enlightening, it's the kind of podcast you can do your chores to and feel like you've done yourself a solid favour. You've made it! Well done you! Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Dive into the fascinating world of Friedrich Wilhelm Heinrich Alexander von Humboldt, a Prussian geographer, naturalist, and explorer often hailed as the last of the great polymaths. After his passing in 1859, the scientific community began to fragment into specialized fields, but Humboldt’s extraordinary vision encompassed the entirety of nature as a cohesive whole. Often regarded as the father of modern ecology and earth studies, his monumental work, Cosmos, took two decades to complete and aimed to articulate the wonders of the physical world. This LibriVox recording features the ...

Join us as we explore the groundbreaking ideas presented in this book, where the author passionately challenges the notion of speciesism—long before the term even existed. Delve into arguments against vivisection, the exploitation of horses and wildlife, and the practices of hunting, fishing, and the fur trade. Advocating for a vegetarian lifestyle, this work is often hailed as one of the first significant discussions on animal rights. Narrated by Angus Taylor and James Hyslop, this is a thought-provoking journey into the ethics of our relationship with animals.

The Shadow Path Diabolist Podcast is a podcast dedicated to raising awareness about the Shadow Path Diabolism tradition of Diabolism and Devil's Mark Ministries LLC, as well as discussing all things Diabolism, religious Satanism, and Demonolatry.

In me mago agere

En nombre de la lucha contra la discriminación, esta religión surgida en las universidades estadounidenses predica verdades bastante inusuales: su «teoría de género» sostiene que el sexo y el cuerpo no existen, y que solo cuenta la conciencia. Su «teoría crítica de la raza» afirma que todos los blancos son racistas, pero que ninguna persona «racializada» puede serlo. Su «epistemología del punto de vista» sostiene que todo conocimiento está localizado y que no existe ciencia objetiva, ni siquiera en las disciplinas tradicionales.