Dr Neville Buch

Professional Historian and History Consultancy Services Brisbane

Category: American-Australian Relational History

  • Learning foundations for my Curriculum Packages: History and Historiography

    Learning foundations for my Curriculum Packages: History and Historiography

    Dear friends, Here are the learning foundations for my Curriculum Packages. Abstract This essay explores the vices and virtues of history as a philosophical and social practice, characterizing the discipline not merely as a chronicle of dates but as a “site of conscience” and a laboratory for understanding human existence. Drawing on the socio-intellectual frameworks…

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  • The Ordinary Person. Between Social Stability and Symbolic Misery

    The Ordinary Person. Between Social Stability and Symbolic Misery

    24 April 2026 Dear Friends, An invitation to think Abstract The concept of “Ordinary People” functions as a primary site of tension within modern sociological and ethical frameworks. Defined as the realm of the common, frequent, and every day, the “ordinary” provides a vital sense of communal stability, secular prosperity, and a grounded human point…

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  • Myth, Morality, and the Republic of Heaven

    Myth, Morality, and the Republic of Heaven

    Dr Neville Buch     Abstract The literary and ideological clash between C.S. Lewis and Philip Pullman serves as a primary site for Dr. Neville Buch’s application of Spiral Historiography and the Dynamic of Cognition (DoC). While Pullman characterizes the Chronicles of Narnia as “poisonous” religious propaganda, Dr. Buch provides a synoptic evaluation that moves…

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  • Hedging on Christian Nationalism: A Critique of Noetic Regression

    Hedging on Christian Nationalism: A Critique of Noetic Regression

    Dr Neville Buch   Abstract Nick Spencer’s article, “Christian Nationalism,” provides a valuable taxonomy of a burgeoning global phenomenon, yet from the perspective of Dr. Neville Buch’s Matrix of Sociology and the Dynamic of Cognition (DoC), it ultimately “hedges” by failing to diagnose the movement as a profound state of denoetization and Passive Nihilism. While…

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  • Intelligence and Ethics Parts 1-3

    Intelligence and Ethics Parts 1-3

    Dear friends,   For those who can make decisions, why are you ignoring my global impact when you can provide me with minimum paid work? Screenshot 2026-03-20 400 Google Clicks in 28 days:           That is by one measure, 22,762 document views in one day (March 19, 2026).   I, personally,…

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  • Charles Ringma: Comprehensively Christian  Historiography and the Philosophy of Charles Ringma (HAPI Past Series)

    Charles Ringma: Comprehensively Christian Historiography and the Philosophy of Charles Ringma (HAPI Past Series)

    Series Abstract: For the past few years, I have been researching and writing about the defuncted Department of History, University of Queensland, 1911-2000. It will take a few more years before a tome on the subject may be published. In the meantime, it has occurred to me to write up on the past academics of…

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  • Geoffrey Bolton. Comprehensive Historiography

    Geoffrey Bolton. Comprehensive Historiography

      Geoffrey Bolton: Comprehensive Historiography and the Philosophy of Geoffrey Bolton (HAPI Past Series)     Series Abstract: For the past few years, I have been researching and writing about the defuncted Department of History, University of Queensland, 1911-2000. It will take a few more years before a tome on the subject may be published.…

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  • As I Stand Mildly Crucified: Life of Jesus

    As I Stand Mildly Crucified: Life of Jesus

        As I Stand Mildly Crucified: Life of Jesus     Abstract This essay presents a philosophical plea constructed through the “historical-critical” lens of David Strauss’ Life of Jesus, advocating for the professional employment of Dr. Neville Buch. It argues that just as Strauss sought to strip away the “mythical” layers of the New…

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  • Christian Progressivism and Christian Realism, and the arrogant stupidity of cultural warfare

    Christian Progressivism and Christian Realism, and the arrogant stupidity of cultural warfare

        There is a great arrogance in Cultural Warrior arguments. One such argument is a confusion between Christian Progressivism and Christian Realism. In a recent “debate” of the Sea of Faith in Australia, my attempt to defend Christian Progressivism was meet with an arrogant dismissal. I cite Steven Higson in fairness, and hold no…

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  • Why the Disciplines and No Apologetics Part 4. Back to genuine faith and reason

    Why the Disciplines and No Apologetics Part 4. Back to genuine faith and reason

    For years I been hounding in ‘the public square’ about the failure of the apologetics industry which needs to be scrapped. And by apologetics industry I mean unreformed organisational humanism as much as I mean unreformed evangelicalism for the 21st century. It is time to act.     I have a message that must be…

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