It’s strange how today’s progressive orthodoxy becomes tomorrow’s outdated fashion. We can see this easily when we look at the past. Steve Latham Yesterday’s beliefs appear to us as the products of their times and their ideologies. But we find it hard to apply this perspective to our […]
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Genocide: Driven by religious belief?
This is such a common myth amongst so many people, that it needs to be questioned. There are three main things to note. firstly, that all the world’s worst genocides, both in terms of absolute numbers, and, secondly, in terms of percentages, are the produce of, in Franz von Papen’s […]
Why the rich man finds it hard to pass through the eye of the needle
The first listeners of this story were amazed, and in disbelief. For surely the rich were the most blessed of all? Today’s listeners no less. But why? – – Nigel Pocock – What might the ‘needle’ represent in today’s world? How come a massive camel can pass through ‘more easily’? […]
Latin American identity from the cultural difference
The purpose is not to give a final and finished definition of the Latin American identity but to contribute to provide elements for its analysis and understanding. Every formally considered identity is an ontological category that affirms the permanence of being. Claudio Chipana Gutiérrez But identity seen in […]
Multiculturalism… A case of sloppy thinking?
I want to make a simple point, that multiculturalism and a multiracial society are two completely different things, although they may overlap. – –Nigel Pocock – Cultures are unequal, and some are extremely corrupt, cruel, violent and should never be accepted by any decent person. In this sense, some cultures […]
















