Scott Ventureyra

Scott Ventureyra completed his PhD in philosophical theology at Carleton University/Dominican University College in Ottawa, Canada. He has published in academic journals such as Science et EspritThe American Journal of Biblical TheologyStudies in ReligionDialogue: Canadian Philosophical ReviewPhilosophy, Culture and Traditions, Journal of Biblical and Theological Studies, and Maritain Studies. He has also written for magazines such as Crisis, The Postil, Catholic Exchange, Catholic Insight, Convivium, and newspapers such as The National PostCity Light NewsThe Catholic Register, The Humor Times,The Ottawa CitizenThe Times Colonist, and The Western Standard. He has presented his research at conferences around North America, including the Science of Consciousness in Tucson, Arizona. He is the author and editor of several books, including On the Origin of Consciousness, COVID-19: A Dystopian Delusion, and Making Sense of Nonsense: Navigating through the West’s Current Quagmire. You can visit his website at scottventureyra.com, where you will find all his writings and interviews and sign up for his regular newsletter. In addition, you can visit his publishing house’s (True Freedom Press) website at truefreedompress.co/. You can purchase books there and inquire about book editing, writing, and publishing services.

recent articles

We Have Never Been Alone

What are the theological, spiritual, and philosophical implications of humanity’s ever-growing fascination with extraterrestrial intelligence?

A Tale of Two Forms of TDS

If Trump Derangement Syndrome exaggerates faults, Trump Devotion Syndrome does the exact opposite. At the present moment, it may be the more dangerous of the two.

Why the “Right” Now Cancels Its Own

When we treat every uncomfortable query as morally suspect, we only imitate the reaction of the Woke Left, which treats disagreement, albeit incoherently, as intolerance.

The Illusion of Self-Creation

Can mankind circumvent God’s punishment from Original Sin—namely, death—with humanoid AI’s to “resurrect” our loved ones who have passed away?

The War on Souls: God, the Devil, and Ozzy Osbourne

Fans and critics alike misunderstood Ozzy, a complex figure. He symbolized defiance, a response to the generation of flower power, while indulging in the chaos and pleasures of the flesh and showing deep sensitivity at times.

Wolfgang Smith’s Legacy

Smith observed that while the sciences’ blind adherence to a flat material reality permits a certain utility, it does not account for the multidimensional world in which we actually live.

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