Category Archives: Church & Religion
Scientism, Secular Humanism, Hubris
I am ever more troubled by the hubris displayed by politicians, government officials, academicians (who, for the most part, conspicuously carry the label “intellectual“) and, more recently, barons of large financial institutions, both public and private. I assert this hubris … Continue reading
The Law of Service and Other Findings in Hermann Hesse’s “Journey to the East”
This is the law propounded by “Leo,” the “servant” to “H.H.” in the short novel, The Journey to the East, by Hermann Hesse. (It should be noted that “Leo” is loved by animals, as well as by his fellow humans). … Continue reading
The Pavellas Perspective 