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Moving Beyond Humanity’s “Bad Human” Programming

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Dismantling the Civilization-Wide Lie That Your Existence Requires an Apology Beneath the surface of daily anxieties lies a foundational assumption so pervasive it masquerades as biological truth: that human nature is inherently defective, requiring perpetual correction through external authority. This isn’t mere pessimism—it’s a meticulously engineered psychological framework positioning humanity as morally bankrupt by default. From the misapplication of Christian theology to modern behavioral economics framing humans as irrational actors, […] Read more »

Reflecting on the Message of Easter via a Transactional vs Non-Transactional Lens

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Transactional Love is a conditional exchange where affection or care is offered with the expectation of receiving something in return, such as validation or reciprocation. It operates like a contract, driven by external motives and often tied to a sense of obligation or debt. Non-Transactional Love is given freely without expecting repayment, rooted in genuine care and intrinsic motivation. It prioritizes authentic connection and truth, unbound by calculations or external rewards. […] Read more »

The Metaphysics of Narcissism: Stealing Innocence & the Emperor’s New Clothes

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The Genesis account of Adam and Eve in the Garden of Eden provides a foundational narrative for understanding the loss of innocence, particularly in the moment when they sew fig leaves to cover themselves after eating from the Tree of Knowledge of Good and Evil (Genesis 3:7). Before this act, their nakedness carried no shame (Genesis 2:25), suggesting that their innocence functioned as a natural garment, a state of unselfconscious […] Read more »

Beware of False Dilemmas

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We are constantly confronted with a coordinated agenda by the media and government with false dilemmas, which is a logical fallacy meant to manipulate us, and in many cases, manipulate us towards an unstated goal. This fallacy is used in situations where “only limited alternatives are considered, when in fact there is at least one additional option. The options may be a position that is between two extremes (such as […] Read more »

Honesty & the Truth

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Honesty is merely the first step of truth, it is admitting that there is a problem that must be examined in the first place. If a person is dishonest about past behavior, then they are incapable of moving forward from this first phase, and remain firmly embedded in the lie of it. When honesty is not exercised, intuition is needed to determine if a lie is present, so that we […] Read more »