Today many view science and empiricism as if these are infallible, objective entities. But empiricism is the practice of basing theories on testing of data derived from human experiences, and humans are subjective. People believe in the social sciences as though they were a new religion, not taking into account how subjective much of the research is, writes historian …
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Historian and philosopher of science, Thomas S. Kuhn has showed how subjective much of the research within the social sciences really is. The historical development of scientific theories illustrates how the dominant epistemology within the social sciences are built on Leftwing ideologies strongly influences the personal opinions of politically correct professors. Subjective research: The individual scientist is often much …
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In what follows, Michele Antaki—a former UN interpreter, journalist, and translator offers another exclusive by summarizing a speech given in French by Ernest Tigori, an Ivorian intellectual and political activist, exiled in France, and winner of the Nelson Mandela Prize for Literature in 2017. In his book “L’Afrique à désintoxiquer” (“Detoxifying Africa”), he explains why it is crucial to …
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The rise of totalitarianism in modern societies happens in nations where Marxism first is infused into society. It is a must to create Marxist repressive revolutions that bring fear and terror into the population and thereby silence political opposition in order to fundamentally alter the whole culture and the social fabric of the nation. The Marxist Left produces Totalitarianism: …
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Today we are told so many lies by the elite atheist propaganda machine, that many simply do not know how important Christian philosophy, ethics and religious thought was for the success of Western civilization. But historical facts are hard to deny. For example, it was British Christians who campaigned for the ending of slavery, as I point out in …
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The Vikings were once the sworn enemies of Christendom. Within two centuries, however, most Vikings had adopted the religion they once despised, leaving pagan Norsedom in the ashes. This is remarkable transformation baffles modern scholars, and begs the question: how could Europe’s most notorious raiders become such ardent believers? Was it for power, riches – or a genuine, heartfelt …
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The Viking warrior king of Norway, Harald Hardrada (1015 – 1066) commander in Constantinople, lived a spectacular life. The Viking age in Scandinavia (750 to 1050 AD) fostered a warrior and tradesman culture in Europe that led to a massive expansion, even to America and into Iraq. The Vikings populated Normandy in France and their descendants conquered England in …
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The Viking raid in England is a remarkable tale of Viking courage, self-discipline, ambition, great leadership and unmatched skills as warriors. It is also the story of how the descendants of Vikings, such as the Norman ruler, William the Conqueror in 1066 conquered England. Snorri Sturluson and other historic sources tell the tales. The Viking king Harald Hardrada and William …
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The King of Norway, Saint Olaf Haraldsson (995 – 1030 AD) is not only the Patron Saint of Norway, but one of the most important and legendary characters in Viking history. His reign was filled with fierce battles and reforms, solidifying the constitutional fabric of the country and tying the country together to form a national union. He is …
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The fascinating story of the Viking warrior culture in Scandinavia is featured in a series of articles at the Herland Report. Watch our YouTube series here. The Viking Warriors: The Viking culture is spectacular in its remarkable shift from Norse religion to embracing Christianity, as their famous kings set out to Christen Scandinavia and abolished the Viking customs of …
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