A rather derivative modern adaptation of “Notes from Underground” by the insurmountable F. Dostoevsky. by S. Dempsey | 07/30/26 I I do believe I am an earnest man. I am simultaneously a ridiculous one. I am, perhaps, an earnest man precisely because I am ridiculous. No, that is not it either; I have merely learned […]
By Sean Dempsey, 04/03/25 In hindsight, 2024 will likely be chronicled in history books as the year when the postmodern fever broke—an era marked by an unchecked commitment to relativism, the absurd elevation of subjectivity, and an almost religious rejection of objective truth. Beauty was no longer allowed to exist on its own terms; instead, […]
An Excerpt from Dempsey’s Book “Trump Again!? How Could America Let This Happen?” Third Rails: Religion & Politics It is not lost on this writer that faith-based discussions often land on “deaf ears” (or perhaps to keep the analogy I will say “blind eyes”). There is a reason why wise folks attest that in polite […]
