Radical Progress

As suggested by the title, this aphoristic philosophy project has a concept of progress which is radical and far-reaching in its social implications, albeit in relation to the sphere of religion rather than economics, which is the only sphere, so far as John O'Loughlin is concerned, which can be genuinely progressive, provided, however, that the religion itself is genuine and therefore transcendentalist, stemming, as argued in the text, from an anti-humanist precondition. - A Centretruths editorial