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x Bookmark Open Source Study Notes, a new feature of Scholardarity, is opening. Anyone can contribute their study notes, study guides or study aids, and even overviews or introductions. All contributions will be free to read, and no registration is required. Submissions can be about specific courses, books, or articles; but they can also be more »
x Bookmark A Response to Peter Krey’s “What Happened to the Reformation?”, a Review of Harm Klueting’s Book Luther and New Times By Mark Krey For a preview of Peter Krey’s 50 page book review, “What Happened to the Reformation,” click here. Hey Pop, I just finished reading “What happened to the Reformation” for more »
x Bookmark Blogging my thoughts: The Op-Ed page in the New York Times today was pretty inspiring. Milos Forman, the film director of “One Flew over the Cuckoo’s Nest” showed how those who claimed President Obama was a socialist didn’t know what they are talking about. He described socialism as he had experienced it and more »
x Bookmark A new manuscript by Peter Krey recovered from old 5 1/4 inch floppies in modern history called Part 1: Luther in Relation with the Peasants’ War. It is the first of four manuscripts.
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has a new article in Ethics, A Synopsis of Singer’s The Life You Can Save (Also available as a PDF)
x Bookmark Peter Krey has a new entry in modern history, The Great German Peasants’ War: a Social-Linguistic Approach.
x Bookmark Peter Krey has a new article in modern history Part 2: Luther and the Niebuhr Brothers, available here.
x Bookmark John Krey, a chemistry instructor with many years of experience, presents a discovery of patterns in nature as well as patterns in the organization of knowledge, now available in Education at the discount price of $9.99: Natural Patterns of Nines and Threes.
x Bookmark Jason Zarri has a new article in the Philosophy of Science, Should Scientists Ignore Philosophical Theories of Evidence? (Also available as a PDF).
x Bookmark As co-founders of Scholardarity, Peter Krey and Jason Zarri are happy to announce that Scott Ryan’s book Objectivism and the Corruption of Rationality: A Critique of Ayn Rand’s Epistemology is now available for free through Scholardarity, in the Epistemology section. Description: Ayn Rand presented Objectivism as a philosophy of reason. But is it? more »
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