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The Galilean Revolution

Recovering the Worldview Jesus Actually Taught

You cannot get an “ought” from an “is.”

David Hume said it in 1739. Secular philosophy has been trying to prove him wrong ever since. Every attempt fails for the same reason: you cannot derive purpose from purposeless facts.

Unless the facts are not purposeless.

The Galilean Revolution argues that the worldview which made Christianity seem irrational is itself incoherent. Materialism borrows logic it cannot explain, moral conviction it cannot ground, and purpose it cannot justify. It eats from a tree that offers only death, then wonders why the fruit does not nourish.

Jesus did not merely teach moral lessons. He revealed the structure of reality: a living universe flowing from Living Word, where persons have dignity because they are made in the image of God, where the good is knowable because reality is structured by Goodness itself, and where “ought” is not imposed on “is” but disclosed by it.

This is not a book about believing harder. It is a book about seeing clearly.

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Vesica Press