Class Apotheosis is a Luciferian religious and political concept that centers on the belief that personal enlightenment and self-realization are intimately tied to revolution. …

The Role of Sanctions In The Class Struggle — Modern Imperialism What Are Sanctions? While the earlier stages of imperialism were trademarked by direct military conflict, colonialism, and the literal expansion of empire, imperialism today has taken a much more covert form: that of international sanctions. The purpose of sanctions is to wage covert war against the citizens of a nation until either they…

Luciferianism and Marxist-Leninist philosophy are two distinct belief systems that have attracted attention and scrutiny from various quarters. Luciferianism is a system of belief that centers on the figure of Lucifer, the archangel who rebelled against God and was cast out of heaven. On the other hand, Marxist-Leninist philosophy is…

Residents Fight to Halt Construction — For the past few months, the residents of the small Alabama town of Beulah have found themselves thrust into a battle to hold onto their access to safe drinking water and breathable air. This struggle began in December of 2020 when the Florence, AL, based CreekWood Resources filed for permits…

Analysis & Refutal — The question being debated by Socrates and Meno throughout Plato’s “The Meno” is ultimately the question of what virtue is, though it does begin with and occasionally return to the question of whether or not virtue can be taught (Plato, 59–92). One of the first solutions given by Meno to…

The Flaw of Locke — John Locke, in his work “An Essay Concerning Human Understanding,” works to distinguish between the identities of man (which I will henceforth refer to as humans), immaterial souls (to be onward referred to as thinking substances), and persons. Through this, he then proceeds to portray personal identity as being irrelevant…

In Defense of Virtue Ethics — Disclaimer: I am not a proponent of Virtue Ethics. In fact, I actually heavily disagree with it. This short essay was written as a thought exercise. One strong objection to Aristotle’s theory of Virtue Ethics is that of the priority of virtue over ethics leading to morality being arbitrary. This…

In Defense of Harman — In his book, Fear of Knowledge, Paul Boghossian addresses two types of fact relativists: those who are constructivists in regard to facts and those who view individual facts as being relative to a particular theory (I will refer to these as relativists). …

The Indubitable Truth of an Idealist Reality — Disclaimer: I am not a proponent of Idealism in any form. In fact, I am actually a Physicalist. This short essay was written as a thought exercise. Idealism is the most plausible viewpoint of the nature of existence as it is both enforced by an indubitable truth and capable of…