Reflections on Being the Dumbest Man in the Room

The tsunami of anti-humanist scholars in academia over the past few decades have left the life of the mind with few defenders.  The attack on logocentricity and moral law within the academy is blasphemous, and it has ushered in posthumanist trends that can only be described as nihilistic and depraved.

Historian Carl Trueman reflects on the delightful experience that only the wise have the humility to understand:  finding himself the ‘dumbest man in the room’.

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