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By Carlos Perona Calvete, European Conservative. When defending nationhood, or the distinctiveness of cultures and identities, we sometimes find ourselves hindered by an excessively utilitarian approach. Defenders of ‘the nation’ refer to...
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by Fergus Butler-Gallie, The Critic: We must understand our vices as well as our virtues. […] Human nature has become the domain of living, laughing and loving; our sole purpose is the pursuit of pleasure and the minimisation of...
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by Giles Fraser, UnHerd: “There are no facts,” said Nietzsche, “only interpretations.” Some think the philosopher, who died on this day in 1900, went mad through syphilis; others that he had brain cancer. But whatever the cause of his...
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by Bethel McGrew, Artillery Row: I recently concluded a week of vacation in Edinburgh—not, as someone guessed from my name, on family business, but on a research pilgrimage to the church of Old St. Paul’s. (Readers can learn more here and...
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By Thaddeus Williams, TGC […] let’s meet the masters of those convinced they have none. If I believe my heart is basically good—a reliable guide to the good life—then I’m unwittingly paying service to the likes of Pelagius,...
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by Brian Rosner, ABC Religion & Ethics: Consider the following statements. From Marvel’s Thor: “I need to figure out exactly who I am”. From Dylan Alcott, the 2022 Australian of the Year: “Be yourself and watch your world change. The...
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