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There’s another Christian movement that’s changing our politics. It has nothing to do with whiteness or nationalism The social gospel was at the foundation of the socialist movement in Canada. This spiritual basis has been eroded over the past century. Most people involved with socialist...

I was invited to start a thread on this subject. The invitation proposed the following discussion points: I do look at women with lust, which is adultery. I am meek with regard to submission to the voice of the active, dynamic power of thought within me, what Constantin Brunner calls the...

Harry Waton was a Russo-American Spinozist/Marxist/Kabbalist. He has attracted the attention of Internet antisemites due to his doctrines regarding the inevitability of Judaism's ultimate universalization. A number of his works are available online. Many of his works are extremely difficult to...

After initial enthusiasm, Marx was critical of Darwin’s theories of biology. Marx’s views on biology can be traced backed to Feuerbach, Hegel and Spinoza. Spinoza provides the modern formulation of the Bible’s presentation of biology wherein all living forms are endowed with soul and thus...

Absolute thought is the basis of the whole of reality. This has been understood for millennia by all true thinkers. Unfortunately, the concept of absolute thought is easily distorted. This distortion results from the fact that absolute thought is not a thing, but is wholly abstract. The vast...

The purpose of this thread is to examine the meaning and value that Bible literature and atheism have for each other. I intend to provide quotations from and links to pertinent literature. To start, I will offer this little gem from three centuries ago (Albert Radicali as quoted in Dictionnaire...

Spinoza famously equated God and Nature. Most people take this to be a thoroughly materialist position, but this means ignoring Spinoza’s frequent and insistent distinctions between matter and thought. In the early twentieth century, two proponents of Spinoza, Constantin Brunner and Harry Waton...