"A visionary and morally courageous response to the crisis of the Covid era . . . . In The Apocalypse of the Modern Mind, Daniel Polikoff breaks ranks with the "liberal" consensus, critiquing its unquestioning compliance with the prevailing narrative and fervent disavowal of contrary viewpoints. He exposes the "perversion of logic" and "nightmarish betrayal" that transformed "liberalism into left-wing authoritarianism and democracy into autocracy."
"Addressing the dual legacy (both emancipatory and oppressive) of the Enlightenment, Polikoff details the insidious threat posed by technocracy and the globalist Great Reset agenda. He sketches, too, the historical foundation of an alternative to the materialistic worldview of secular society, heralding the recovery of Emersonian transcendentalism and a principled liberal democracy as the basis of what could be a new sort of Renaissance. At once a brilliant diagnosis of the perils of our time and a sweeping philosophical and historical survey that seeks to reconnect us with the spiritual roots of Western culture, Apocalypse is a superb achievement." --Keiron Le Grice, author of The Archetypal Cosmos
"History, they say, is written by the winners. I would argue that history is best written by witnesses, those who chronicle the triumphs and horrors of an age with unflinching honesty. In The Apocalypse of the Modern Mind, Daniel Polikoff takes on the mantle of recording angel as he limns this battle of truth versus propaganda, the integrity of the human person versus the ghastly spectre of transhumanism, and true enlightenment versus the dark shadows cast by "spiritual wickedness in high places." His is a voice of thunder. Come and hear." --Michael Martin, author of Sophia in Exile