Apriorian Apologetics is a scientific approach to apologetics. While we need always to be ready to give an answer for the faith we have, too often this is done resorting to generalities and subjective impressions. Apriorian Apologetics is an attempt to express our reasons in a way that can be accepted by a professional audience.

How to be a moral leader is surprisingly simple. All a person has to do is to strip freedom from himself and preferentially give it to others, or at least not do anything to deprive anyone of a freedom to benefit oneself.

The First Order Principle is an arcane problem discussed by philosophers for generations but ignored by the vast majority or persons, but if the First Order Principle tells us where the line between good and evil is and what are priorities ought to be, lacking an understanding of what the First Order Principle is, seriously damages our ability to marshal our resources or determine the nature of justice. A shortfall rectified herein.

Perfection, as an issue, is a non-starter. It is classed as the same type of thing as a utopia, which is interesting because imperfect beings cannot possess a perfect community nor can an imperfect place house morally perfect beings. We cannot have one without the other, and so we have resigned ourselves, prematurely, to having neither.

Prematurely is the key word, in the sentence above.

What we need can only be answered when we know what is wrong with the world and why. Only when we have figured out what went wrong can we figure out what it will take to fix it.

The theology of Apriorian is based on our apologetics which is an explanation for the faith we have. Our reason is the life we have been given. Our theology is a way of life that bears fruit and in the sharing of our life and the reason for our faith, our theology becomes a charity.

Man must submit to the leading of the Spirit and the woman submits to the man. Man must mature by being able to take care of his own. The woman’s maturity is achieved by means of her submission and her ability to work within the home.

The magnificent mind is a perfect mind, perfect in faith and disciplined in truth and sanctified by faith. For a perfect mind we need a new perfect faith, the Apriorian Faith.

Apriorism is the belief that truth comes from deductive reasoning not phenomenological observation. This only works if the mind can be disciplined. In this essay we look at how the mind is disciplined to construct reality.

The Disciplined Mind is the seeker of truth. Without discipline the mind cannot find truth and without truth, there is no progress or economic development. All progress flows from a disciplined mind and without that, there is no progress.