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Training Your Pointing Dog ...

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Once Upon a Time in Moscow:...

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Gilgamesh: The Lot of Man, ...

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Echoes of the Fall

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Around Lexington, Virginia ...

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Ragnarok: Secret of Allfather

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The Chastening & And Jack F...

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“The more a man has to indulge in, the less disposed he is to endure the discipline of toil”
Richard Weaver, Ideas Have Consequences

“Colleges and departments of education have developed in response to the need for preparing the tens of thousands of teachers required to staff our immense public school system. That they have a most important function to discharge is plain for all to see. But instead of seeing that their products are equipped with sound learning in the various arts and sciences, they have ignored this and have concentrated almost exclusively upon methods of education. They have erected pseudo-science called "Education," most of whose courses are made up of commonplaces expressed in pretentious jargon.”
Richard Weaver, IN DEFENSE OF TRADITION

“Those who have not discovered that worldview is the most important thing about a man… should consider the train of circumstances which have with perfect logic proceeded from this. The denial of universals carries with it the denial of everything transcending experience. The denial of everything transcending experience means inevitably… the denial of truth. With the denial of objective truth there is not escape from the relativism of “man the measure of all things.”
Richard Weaver

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