Monthly Archives: April 2015

Book Two: A Criticism of the Highest Values That Have Prevailed HithertoII: Criticism of Morality §279   A criticism of the virtues of the herd. Inertia is active: (1) In confidence, because mistrust makes suspense, reflection and observation necessary. (2) … Continue reading →

The Wartburg Watch offers yet another first-person account of a family destroyed by Calvary Temple. Then we learned that Gretel was pregnant. I [Gretel’s mother] was in contact with her regularly, but our deacon requested me to have nothing to … Continue reading →

Book Two: A Criticism of the Highest Values That Have Prevailed HithertoII: Criticism of Morality §278   Within the confines of a herd or of a community, that is to say, inter pares, the over-estimation of truthfulness is very reasonable. … Continue reading →

I’ve insisted for years that, if you listen closely and think carefully, you can’t avoid the conclusion that Christian teaching endorses animal husbandry but is hostile to marriage — that is, to the idea that marriage has something to do … Continue reading →

Book Two: A Criticism of the Highest Values That Have Prevailed HithertoII: Criticism of Morality §277   The morality of truthfulness in the herd, “Thou shalt be recognisable, thou shalt express thy inner nature by means of clear and constant … Continue reading →