When philosophy meets cheap religion

Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

Jul 1

Enlightened Buddhists Shouldn’t be Compassionate

Innocuous epiphanies and the false front of Buddhist…

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Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

Jun 24

The World Can be Sacred to Atheists Too

John Vervaeke’s weaselly resort to “nontheism”

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Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

Jun 10

The Clash Between Daoists, Buddhists, and Modern Humanists

Comparing these countercultural and…

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Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

Jun 4

The Daoist’s Futile Rejection of Humanism

Human progress is possible in nature despite the Daoist’s…

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Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

Jun 3

The Social Butterfly’s Flight from Atheism

Politicized atheism drives out secularists who lack philosophical grounding

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Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

May 28

Is America being Punished with a Dark Age for Abandoning its “Christian” Roots?

Sorting through a…

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Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

May 27

Jordan Peterson Thinks Atheism is Groundless

Let’s sort through some of his conservative confusions…

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Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

May 21

Larry David: A Scapegoated Jewish Antihero

The fate of the indignant satirist who thwarts a Kafkaesque bureaucracy

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Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

Apr 23

Religions are Tedious Obstacles to Transhuman Glory

But reflecting on life’s basic condition can set…

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Benjamin Cain in God’s Funeral

Apr 22

Art Should be More Sacred than Religion

The stale art of organized religions makes them monopolistic…

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God’s Funeral

Nietzsche said that God is dead. Here’s the philosophical eulogy, as we gather around the digital campfire, in modern angst, wondering what comes after we outgrow our stale personifications of nature.

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