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The Enlightenment made explicit what had long been implicit in the intellectual life of Europe: the belief that rational inquiry leads to objective truth. Even those Enlightenment thinkers who distrusted reason…never relinquished their confidence in rational argument…For the ensuing 200 years, reason retained its position as the arbiter of truth and the foundation of objective knowledge…But reason is now on the retreat, both as an ideal and as a reality. - Roger Scruton, 1999
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- Found this photo on another blog, thought it was ...
- Fantasy Football - week 8
- The Slippery Slope of the Nanny State
- Die Frauenkirche
- The Nanny State
- A Tits Malone Birthday Story
- To Vote or Not to Vote
- Fatherland Security Move to Take Over Police
- Ignoring Harriet Miers
- Worldwide Press Freedom Index 2005
- How Mumbo-Jumbo Conquered the World
- The Scariest Woman in The America
- Only a Question of 'When?'
- One for the Ladies (and the Gays)
- On taking a tram to work
- Living with Monkey in Žižkov
- Max is moving this weekend.
- Questions on Anarchy
- Max Goes Blonde
- Kiddies on Tour
- For Jono's Birthday: A Story About Beer
- Princess Max
- Max Spanks the Boys in Fantasy Football
- Just for the record...
- Wedding
- Max is away
- Things are getting worse all over
- A Limey Making a Difference in The America
- “President” Bush said yesterday that he would cons...
- Enlightenment
- An Accidental Guest Blogger
- Under the Banner of Heaven: A Story of Violent Faith
- The Power of Nightmares
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