LOGICAL MINDS ONLY

Revolutions were never that successful in that they invariably replaced one overseer with another who, invariably, created much the same problems as had precipitated the earlier revolution. But there is a better way to revolt that leads to better results. It means, however, the very revolution itself, needs to be revolutionary.

“A Solution Is An Organization” discusses two organizational systems: one rooted in parasitism, and the other in Scripture. One organizational model is based on the proposition humans have rights; the other is based on God’s Rights. Ministry is a Bible based way of organizing constructed on the small-group method of administration. In the scriptural system, we form into small groups. Each group is...

“What Is Wrong With Capitalism” critiques both capitalism and socialism for their reliance on centralized authority and the interventionist activities of the state. Both systems are parasitic in different ways rewarding and marginalizing the same two groups, but in diametrically opposite ways. It discusses how the left and right differ mainly in who they believe should benefit from government poli...

There is a “Logical Solution To Every Imaginable Problem” because there is inherently only one possible Source Problem. If there is actually only one problem, we need to find only one solution. The solution is Pastoralism which is a method of transferring power back to the base. All problems originate with power being unnecessarily centralized in too few hands, which actually means, power has been...

“How To Eliminate Business Risk” discusses the concept of ownership and risk associated with unwarranted claims made against property and people’s assets, highlighting the roles of the state, banks, and individuals play in the process. The author argues that risk arises from illegitimate claims on assets and can only be eliminated by adhering to Biblical principles, specifically rewarding its posi...

“Pastoral Warriors Towards A Strategic Theology” explores the role of Christian pastoralism as a pursuit towards perfection, defined as the elimination of all parasites and parasitic activity. True pastoral leadership does not require balancing worldly needs, such as financial stability, with the deeper calling to make a meaningful difference, pastors must focus only on making a difference. This f...

“The Truth About Money” explains money as a tool for the measurement of value. Value is based on equity and created through work which is value added to assets. Equity can be and is measured in the form of preferred shares. As a monetary unit preferred share is contracted to prefers and designated by the symbol ₽. Herein is described a system in which work is exchanged for prefers. The use of a cu...

“Zero Unemployment Explained” argues that full employment in the absolute sense, cannot be achieved within a coercive system where power disparities are a constant reminder that one lives in a stratified society. When there exists a group of elites who remain dependent on free riding off of the labor of others, unemployment serves as a constant threat to workers that they are not the ones who have...

As is true of so many things, the sovereign citizens movement was a well intentioned disaster that ran afoul of the very thing it was supposed to mitigate. The sovereign citizens movement made a fundamental technical error; in attempting to prove the law did not have jurisdiction over a free citizen, it attempted to use the law. Time and time again what the sovereign citizen movement discovered wa...

“Why The Church Is A Republic Not A Theocracy” asserts the absolute and inalienable right of individuals to the products of their own creation, emphasizing that no one else can lay claim to another's work. It critiques systems that endorse common ownership or parasitism, positioning the Citizen Republic as grassroots, and citizen-controlled alternative grounded in the Principle of Subsidiarity...

“Sola Scriptura” explores the concept of absolute Biblical authority, as it pertains to the formation of a republic using the Bible as our single founding document, or Constitution. We look at rights, and the idea of free speech within the framework of law and from the perspective of idolatry. It argues that rights are granted and enforced by human authority, and questions the concept of free spee...

“The Abomination Of Desolation And The Unforgiveable Sin” critiques the state's reliance on the law and the legal systems, arguing that in attempting to address issues like racism and inequality, the state creates idols and generates idolatry. The author contends that the law and justice system perpetuate incoherency and power imbalances, not true solutions The law and the legal system require...

“The Unforgiveable Sin Is Incoherency” explores the possibility that in the natural world, force prevails over reason, with law and power being wielded as a form of ethical justification. It argues that idolatry by means of the creation of social justice objectives, serve to transfer authority and property, to the law maker and idolater. This transfer of power and property into the idolater’s seat...

It has been widely hypothesized that the existence of God cannot be proved using the experimental method. “25 Experimentally Verifiable Propositions About God”, was written as a rebuttal to this claim. The experiment is based on small groups of people living out the concept of Sola Scriptura, that is as if all we know comes from the Bible, directly or deductively. We propose that these groups serv...

“The Apriorian Story” is a story of faith and the danger of living dependent on law. Law serves to replace divine authority using human constructs enshrining human opinion in place of God. Living under the law promotes a culture of idolatry. The Apriorian reject this system and the law that justifies it, promoting a culture of small community groups. Apriorists emphasizing spiritual maturity over...

“Why War And Revolutions Fail” argues that violence and evil stem from a sense of entitlement which leads to a desire or willingness to take what belongs to others, and that true change cannot be achieved by adopting the methods of the left nor simply by taking up a defensive stance. Conservatives need to shift away from the idea that violence is a solution. We call on Christians and conservatives...

“Why Left And Right Are Not The Same” explores the deep-rooted division between political left and right, arguing that fundamental differences stem from attitudes towards work, ethics, and social responsibility. It suggests that the left favours welfare and government intervention, supporting transfer payments for those unwilling to bear their own costs, whereas the right values self-reliance and...

“What Is A Free Citizen” explores the Christian understanding of freedom and duty, emphasizing that true liberty is found in serving God and distancing oneself from worldly desires. It contrasts the Christian view of freedom—rooted in moral and spiritual responsibility—with a more secular perspective that seeks benefits (in the form of property) without obligation. The text argues that genuine fre...

“Housing The Homeless” Is a new, market orientated, approach to homelessness, looking at it from a far broader perspective than is normal. There is more going on with homelessness than the mere fact of the physical situation. Youtopian Exchanges as a system provides clients with a local currency called the "prefer," which facilitates the formation of a cash-based economy. All work is rew...

Youtopia introduces an alternative structure for young adults, centred on exchanging goods and services with a unit of exchange created by small community groups. These communities produce a youtocracy, a youth focused administrative structure. Youtopians create free market economies each generating a labour-based unit of exchange. Buyers and sellers record hours spent helping or getting help, or...

“Absolute Democracy” explores the concept of Absolute Democracy, emphasizing a bottom-up approach to decision-making where issues are addressed at the lowest possible level and only involving higher levels when necessary., to the degree necessary. Unlike direct or representative democracy, Absolute Democracy ensures individuals retain control over their jobs, communities and expenditures, with dec...

“Apriorian And Its Discontents” outlines the position of Aprirorian Apologetics, the theology of the Absolute, concerning the many other thought systems. Absolutism opposes relativism, which infects all other philosophies, asserting the existence of absolute moral truths grounded in first principles. We assert not only that moral absolutes exist, but that they must exist to have existence. Apriori...

“White Culture Is A Real Thing” explores the concept of culture as it pertains to Caucasians, arguing that true culture transcends specific lifestyles, religions, or economies and is characterized by its ability to add value and promote progress to all. The author suggests that what is often called "culture" is merely a lifestyle, and asserts that so-called White culture is universal due...

“The Rule And Right That Fixes Everything” argues that racial divisions based on skin colour are insufficient, proposing instead a fundamental divide between good and evil rooted in faith and contribution to the church. It suggests that true salvation comes from faith that actively builds and supports the church, contrasting creators who add value with parasites who exploit others. The text conclu...

“The Antiprofanity League” argues that social injustices like unemployment, poverty, and crime arise from systems that falsely value some people's time over others. It critiques the prevailing economic models that reward certain individuals more, based on education or perceived value. The inequality created highlights the inequity and artificial justification behind these practices. The author...