The Uncaused Being: Now Available!

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This little work is one part philosophy, one part logic, and one part theology, creating propositions and arguments regarding the existence of, and nature of, an uncaused being or beings which crafted the universe. It oddly winds up proposing that polytheism is more sane than strict monotheism. A few of the arguments here involve scientific principles which have been displaced, such as the notion of an ether, and the electron within the atom as the smallest and undivided particle.

87 pages.

Debunking Critical Race Theory: Now Available!

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This work is one which I felt was absolutely necessary to write. It is a complete rebuttal of critical race theory and certain adjacent ideas and proposals which the far left has recently developed. The first entire part of the work explicitly lists five major premises of CRT, taken from its own ideological proponents, and dismantles them on both a pragmatic and ethical basis. It is important to note that the scholars and academics involved with CRT openly admit to the concept being influenced partly by Marxism; indeed, some of its components are just a replacement of class with race while promulgating the same overall Marxist subversion of prior eras. Secondary components of CRT (the idea of reparations, etc) I also address.

30 pages.

The Devil: Now Available!

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This little work is a nice little addition to the spiritual library being amassed here- it isn't about magic though, it's actually a reformist tract from the godfather of agnosticism aimed at bringing the idea of Hell and Satan low. It's a pretty good two pronged argument too, since it focuses on the rational (contraditions in the Bible, etc) and the emotional (the ethics of such a concept being real.) It should be noted that this is technically a long speech- an oratory- put to text and is not a stand-alone booklet at all, per se.

39 pages.

Several Works for the Modern Witch Trials

I figured now was a great time to pitch a few of the edited works I've released since it seems we have entered another burning times in which allegation and presumption and emotion are superior to evidence, logic, reason, and enlightenment. While this is sad and means innocent people will suffer, it is hardly unprecedented even in modernity- remember that even extremely modern eras have been pockmarked by moral panics which are based not on evidence but emotion. I'd almost be more worried if this era did not contain at least a minor moral panic regardless of the stupidity of each such moralistic period of hand wringing and disingenuous he-said-she-said nonsense.

First we have DEMONOLOGY by none other than King James. Other than the Malleus Maleficarum itself this is the premier text of all moral panics in the history of mankind and probably killed tens of thousands of people- more than almost any text other than those that are themselves canonical within religious paths themselves. This work contains a great deal of odd material especially related to James' own philosophy on witch hunts.

Second, we have Workmans' DEMONOMANIA which rationalizes the witch hunts of yesteryear in an early sense while slightly missing the mark in some aspects of science as now generally recognized.

Third and finally we have a work on COTTON MATHER and witchcraft, which technically apologizes for and defends the perpetrators of the Salem witch trials on several grounds. A short work, it is nonetheless well written.

As we wait for the Lesser Keys I figured that revisiting a few works on persecution made sense, given the political climate of today.