On the Loss of Certain Sane Affections: Intellectual Triage, Part 1

On the Loss of Certain Sane Affections: Intellectual Triage, Part 1

Consideration of reason in relation to common sense, sanity, and the intellect, with the aim of addressing intellectual maladies of the present generation.

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On Prudence and the Permanent Things: “Men have forgotten God.”

On Prudence and the Permanent Things: “Men have forgotten God.”

Prudence helps one to maintain sobriety and sanity in the face of “scientism” and other ideological nonsense. Tradition, with its focus on the permanent things and on the eternal dimension of being, allows us to maintain thinking itself in the true sense of philosophy.

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