Monthly Archives: February 2023

A site project: Probing why primitive apocalyptic, and “lost paradise/redemption” mythologies, continue to resonate with modern minds, despite the inevitably destructive outcomes, both personal and social. These ancient mythical themes are even embraced by “secular/ideological” movements today, such as climate … Continue reading →

Section topics: (1) Atmospheric physicist Richard Lindzen on “The absurdity of climate alarmism”; (2) Summary of the benefits of CO2 by scientist and CO2 specialist Craig Idso of CO2science.org; (3) Independent Glen Greenwald on “The greatest threat to freedom today” … Continue reading →

Christianity got Jesus all wrong on sacrifice (on the most important topic/issue of his message and life) Wendell Krossa (comment on Bob Brinsmead’s summary of Historical Jesus research) There is a growing awareness, recognition, and acceptance today, within even the … Continue reading →

The Two Main Approaches to Organizing Human Societies across history- Collectivism versus the free individual Wendell Krossa The comment below comes from a “fiercely Independent” viewpoint. Kinda like Goldilocks- not too far Left, not too far Right. Sort of Libertarianish, … Continue reading →

This essay is about engaging Joseph Campbell’s points regarding “The Hero’s Journey” (i.e. some of the main features of all human stories). Speculating with Campbell on the meaning of human life and experiences Wendell Krossa Or: How to tower in … Continue reading →

Alternative titles: “The message of Historical Jesus versus the Paul’s Christ myth: Separating Diamonds from Dung” (i.e. Thomas Jefferson, Leo Tolstoy’s views on the New Testament), or “The Great Christian Contradiction” (The core message of Historical Jesus is entirely opposite … Continue reading →

The human exodus from animal existence to the liberation of truly human existence. This essay probes the heroic human journey from the barbaric retaliation of animal existence toward discovering what it means to be more truly human in terms of … Continue reading →

First in a series (revised, reposted) on better themes for a new narrative that more accurately tells us the true state of life, new themes to replace the core ideas of past narratives. These deal with a mix of scientific, … Continue reading →