Category: Philosophy
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Jesus, Love, and Commandments: A Telosist Interpretation
Explore Victor Porton’s interpretation of the tension between Christian commandments and love, and his idea of the Mystery of the Gospel.
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How my mother behaved similarly to Hitler
My mother, apparently, has the same psychiatric syndrome as Hitler had. How I lived with her. I noticed long time ago that the psychiatric state of my mother seems to be similar to the state of Hitler. Sadly, my mother wasn’t hospitalized.…
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My “enemy” Mercy Nekesa Wafula
During the revolution I commanded people to harm Mercy Nekesa Wafula in Nairobi, Kenya as much as possible, because I thought she deliberately harmed my possible revolution (and thus made me to become more radical and it started the revolution) by making…
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Propaganda and Social Conformity: The Ant Metaphor
Victor Porton compares political propaganda with ant-like conformity and reflects on individual judgment.
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Suspected Gas Exposure: A Personal Account
Victor Porton describes a suspected incident of exposure to kitchen gas and his concerns about personal safety.
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Respect for People With Mental Health Challenges
A personal reflection on dignity, social support, and attitudes toward mental health challenges.
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What Is Fate? A Critical Philosophical Reflection
Victor Porton questions the meaning of fate and criticizes unclear ways of discussing destiny.
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The Soul, Despair, and Hope: A Personal Reflection
Victor Porton reflects on the soul, distress, and renewed hope through his religious worldview.
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Does Israel Reject Elochim as a Plural Concept?
Victor Porton asks a theological question about the meaning of Elochim and religious attitudes in Israel.
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Ashkelon Noise Complaints: A Personal Account
Victor Porton describes disturbing noises at places where he lived in Ashkelon.