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Magna Carta: The Nadir of Politics

Pitirim Sorokin

24.06.2019

The sociologist Pitirim Sorokin (1889-1968) achieved well-deserved acclaim for his grand overview of world history and culture in his four-volume work Social and Cultural Dynamics. It is Prof Sorokin’s argument there and in other similar works

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Pitirim Sorokin

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American Gnosticism

29.05.2019

Walt Garlington

Protestantism was and remains at the center of life in the States, and this means that Gnosticism is also central there, for Protestantism is Gnostic at its core. The Orthodox priest Father Andrew Stephen Damick writes,

China, A Fourth Rome?

29.01.2018

Lue-Yee Tsang

As a Chinaman born in the United States, I find myself able to speak to both places and neither. By accidents of fortune, however – or of providence, rather – I have identified more with China even as I have lived my whole life in the West.

Worshipper and Politician: the relation between Sufi orders and the regime in Egypt

10.06.2017

Mohamed Mokhtar Qandiel

If you want to exclude certain categories from society, in particular these categories of significance, you have to search for a substitute to fill the gaps.

Hybrid politics

10.05.2017

Ahmed Rajeev

How to defeat the aggression of liberal financial globalism

The Saudis deliberately fuel religious quarrels in Africa

19.09.2016

Mojtaba Mousavi

Hyperborean Wisdom of Nimrod de Rosario and Gnostic Geopolitics

03.02.2014

Luis Felipe Moyano (1946-1996), better known as Nimrod de Rosario, was an Argentinian writer who deeply and extensively studied comparative religions, spirituality and mythology throughout history; developing a Gnostic Cosmology known as Hyperbore

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Europe, Globalization and Metapolitics

13.06.2013

- Mr. Steuckers, we would like to start our interview by describing the current situation in the EU, especially in its North-West region. What could you tell us about it?

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