The Elephant in the Sanctuary: Logos Unites What Ethos Divides

Churches as sovereign nations: bound by truth, free in custom. The historical and theological lineage of the western church, particularly the Catholic church, offers a fascinating case study in the relationship between truth and tradition. Theoretically, Rome stands as a unique extension of Athens in the mythology and philosophy of the West, absorbing the Greek understanding of the Logos while holding a direct historical link to the apostles and their […] Read more »

Tariff Wars! Sociocentrism, Balkanization, and the Fracturing of Society

I have observed that Donald Trump is taking a lot of mostly non-aggressive, aka defensive, measures around the world in relationship to America and her interests, and that is what is tweaking everyone’s anger at him. This happened to us personally in the micro while living in the Europe; it was our protective actions around our family that got us into trouble, actions that would have been unnecessary had the […] Read more »