Describes the broadly left leaning 'media academia complex' in which Western Liberal democracy is steeped. In broad terms, the juxtaposition of cultural Marxism and what is seen as democracy's intrinsic tyranny where takers get to out vote makers.
It is a term coined by dark enlightenment bloggers and gaining increasingly widespread usage.
Since the Cathedral has ascended to global supremacy, it no longer has need for Founding Fathers, who awkwardly recall its parochial ancestry, and impede its transnational public relations. Rather, it seeks perpetual re-invigoration through their denigration. The phenomenon of the βNew Atheismβ, with its transparent progressive affiliations, attests abundantly to this. Paleo-puritanism must be derided in order for neo-puritanism to flourish β the meme is dead, long live the meme!
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Describing an oversized vagina. To the owner one could remark βBy goodness! My organβs never played in a cathedral this size beforeβ.
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Neoreactionary definition of the βemergent conspiracy of government bureaucrats, NGOs, media, and academia to take and hold informal power in Western democracies.
The function of the Inner Party is to delegate all policies and decisions to the Cathedral. The function of the Outer Party is to pretend to oppose the Inner Party, while in fact posing no danger at all to it.
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Verb. To throw a chair (at someone).
In his more atrabilious moods, Sidewinder would attempt to cathedrate those around him.
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a word used to keep someone quiet or confuse them in the middle of a sentence
yo if he dont stop talkin ima hit em wit a mean cathEdral
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Cathedral decribes the shape of a vagina after someone with a large penis just destroyed it.
David:Yo guess what
Stranger1: Whats up
David: I made a cathedral in that bitch
Stranger1:Damn
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A paradigm in which the countable is infinite; and the discrete emerges from the uncountable.
Cathedralism says that the discrete is uncountability-from-the-future.
This phenomenalism is the basis of Catholicism.
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