Philosophy

Ayn Rand, the founder of Objectivism, was born in 1905 in Saint Petersburg. She witnessed the disastrous rise of Communism during her youth, before moving to the USA. In addition… read more

What motivates you to live? What is the meaning of life? For centuries, mankind has questioned everything. Mankind’s quest for the answer to what drives us, and what pushes us… read more

Aristotle famously observed that virtue is the middle course between excess and deficiency. Plato touched on that earlier in The Republic; those with moderate lives are happier on the whole… read more

Paschal greetings to the men of ROK!  This week, we continue the philosophical series upon certitude. Last week, we discussed how truth subsists in a judgment where there is a… read more

Greetings to the men of ROK in the joyful season of Paschaltide. This week, we’ll look ahead to the continuation of our philosophical series. Though Cardinal Mercier’s manual discusses Cosmology next,… read more

As previously pointed out in this article about Oswald Spengler’s astonishingly accurate predictions for the Western world made a century ago, we are currently in the Winter of a declining… read more

Life’s only certainty: one day you will die. It might be this afternoon. It might be a century from now. You might see it coming in the form of a… read more

The ancient Greek and Roman civilizations were periods of rapid cultural growth and advancement. Over two thousand years ago, these cultures developed an education system that persisted until the 20th… read more

Last week, we took an initial glance at how philosophy is the science that seeks to analyze and abstractly consider all things, until the simplest, most extensive and generally applicable… read more

Is Western Civilization in Decline? I think nearly everyone in the manosphere would agree that it is. There is a lot of discussion these days about America and the other… read more