A Kinist Commentary on the Apostles’ Creed, Part 3
I believe in God the Father… Almighty… Here is yet another word with a long patent of meaning in all the Germanic-based dialects. Coming down to us as a conjunction[…]
Author: Ehud Would
Ehud Would is a Conservative Presbyterian of Scandian-Germano-Celtic background and a refugee from the reconquista state of Southern California, who having recently followed the Northwest Imperative, resettled his family in Coeur d’Alene, Idaho where he pursues writing, illustration, medical administration, and presides as an elected official.
A Kinist Commentary on the Apostles’ Creed, Part 2
I believe in God… The word “God,” as it appears in our English version of the creed, is Deum in the Latin of Ambrose’s letter of 390, a genitive form of Deo.[…]
A Kinist Commentary on the Apostles’ Creed, Part 1
Even though its authorship is unconfirmed, and there are differing versions of it, the Apostles’ Creed is one of the earliest ecumenical statements of the Church. It was in AD[…]
The Calvinist Concept of Culture: Kinism
“What do you mean by culture?” sneered New York Gov. Mario Cuomo on “Face the Nation” last week. “That’s a word they used in Nazi Germany.”~Sam Francis, Shots Fired, p.[…]
The Battle for the Soul of Reconstructionism: Kinism vs. Alienism
Not too long ago at a backyard barbeque I found myself embroiled with an old friend whom I had previously regarded as a solid-thinking Christian. This was a fellow who at[…]
Aesthetics: Kinism vs. Alienism
Like Wormwood cast into the sea, the bitter eddies of revolution continue rippling outward, poisoning many waters. From the “old Jewry” (Edmund Burke’s twelve-time reference in Reflections on the Revolution[…]
The Pied Piper of Washington
The last decisive show of intent on the part of a U.S. president to defend America’s southern border was under Eisenhower’s “Operation Wetback.” That was in the 1950s. Since then,[…]
An Apology for a Eulogy: R.I.P. John Lofton
On September 17th in the year of our Lord, 2014, John D. Lofton, Jr., went the way of all flesh, and was gathered to his fathers. I knew John personally,[…]
Rahab the Hebrew: The Royal Genealogy Vindicated
For most of Church history, the expositions taken from the life and conversion of the harlot, Rahab, have centered on issues such as the propriety of lying in the service[…]
The Heroes of Tolerance Tolerate No Heroes
The multicult revolution imposed on American society continues its long march through the institutions – and at this point with scant resistance. Though the comic book medium in America was,[…]
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