Wilhelm Schmidt (1868-1954) was a German anthropologist, linguist, ethnologist, and Catholic priest well-known for his investigation into the languages, cultures, and religions of primitive peoples. Schmidt became critical of evolutionary […]
The Baha’i is one major world religion that we haven’t really looked at with too much detail here beyond a basic introductory article on its beliefs, customs, and important historical […]
What is engaged here is both a personal project as well as a hobby of mine, and as such is a stipulation of my own thoughts. Given that these thoughts […]
Hate Mail I’ve recently received what one might deem ‘hate mail’ through which others have shared their disgust at my efforts in running White Identity, South Africa. However, my […]
Paper penned for post-graduate studies, Religious Studies. Rationalism versus Empiricism, and Metaphysics on the Backfoot Much of Immanuel Kant’s (1724-1804) work was concerned with questions of the mind and metaphysics, […]
NB: Note that although some of this might prove provocative, there is no intention to generalize from the views and statements made by those mentioned in this article to the […]
Previously we examined the question: “What is Religious Studies?” where we noted its historical origins in the Enlightenment period, and the several important questions theorists were asking at the time […]
Andile Mngxitama of the BLF (left) and Julius Malema of the EFF (right) As of 2019 we know of two political parties (one of them being a major political entity) […]
For those readers unfamiliar, the EFF are the third largest political organization in South Africa. It is a troublesome organization, with its members often resorting to violence at perceived injustices. […]
Mimetic Desire and Conflict Rene Gerard (1923-2015), a very influential French historian, philosopher, and literary critic, forwarded the concept of mimetics, the idea that what people desire derived from observing […]
