The Proper Place of Pagan Mythology in the European Identity
Introduction One of the most divisive issues among those who have developed an interest in and a loyalty for defending and promoting the white European identity and ethos is the[…]
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Unrest in the Middle East
In my previous post on this subject, I discussed the riots that were occurring in Egypt and made two points: 1) the result of the riots in Egypt would[…]
The Influence of Modernist Rationalism on Nationalism
The Enlightenment (or Aufklaring) of the 18th century, which introduced the age of reason (or the modern era) radically changed the way Western Civilization thought about sources of authority, religion,[…]
Marriage Is Not Successful By Chance
Are there any in this generation who can manage to stay married for more than five years? And if so, can they manage to stay happily married for this long?[…]
The Power of Regret
How many times have you heard someone say, “When I die, I will have no regrets?” And how many times have you looked at the fruit of the speaker’s life and have thought that she surely must have some regrets, for the fruit of her life wasn’t all that lovely? Broken marriages, career-obsession, wayward children and who knows what all else tumble in the wake of selfish actions. Still, the person thinks she will have no regrets. Why? Because she was “true to herself.” She “followed her heart.”
Robert Lewis Dabney: A Forgotten Visionary
Introduction Rev. Robert L. Dabney is one of the most famous Americans that you may have never heard of. He was a very well-known intellectual in the 19th century, and[…]
Desiring God by Vaguely Denouncing Undefined Positions
John Piper is the author of the popular Christian book Desiring God and runs a ministry under the same name. I actually own and have read Desiring God; I thought[…]
Theocentric Missions
Late last year, I was blessed enough to be part of a very fruitful two-week mission outreach to Phoenix, a Durban township with a population of approximately 700,000, more than[…]
Lessons from the Day of the Vow
After the Netherlands, the homeland of a great deal of the Boer people, handed over control of the Cape Colony to the British in 1806, some 12,000 inhabitants of the[…]
A Biblical Defense of Ethno-Nationalism
Ethno-nationalism is a belief system that affirms a traditional Christian understanding of families, tribes, and nations. Ethno-nationalism holds that nations are defined and rooted in common heredity and that the foundations of a nation are based on common ancestry, language, culture, religion, and social customs.
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