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Drawing the Line on Masculinity: Getting a Male Role Back (Part Two)
Part One An Epistemological Problem To retrieve their male role, men must first settle on what the male role is. This also overlaps with the definition of masculinity. To know the male role requires objective truth. The truth of the male role or masculinity defines, describes, and explains it. Almost certainly, the reason behind the […]
The Relationship Between Truth and Reality
Collapse of Western Civilization Many people are asking whether the West or the Western world, once mostly called Western civilization, is on the verge of collapse. I believe people stopped using “Western civilization,” because they question the civilization now of the West. Maybe the West isn’t civilized any more. But why? What happened to the […]
A True View of the World: Inside or Outside?
Anthony Kennedy and Casey In the Supreme Court decision “Planned Parenthood of Southeastern Pennsylvania V. Robert P. Casey” in 1992, Justice Anthony Kennedy wrote in his opinion: At the heart of liberty is the right to define one’s own concept of existence, of meaning, of the universe, and of the mystery of human life. Is […]
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