Auld Lang Syne
“Auld Lang Syne” is a version of an old Scottish folk song collected and expanded upon by the great Scottish writer Robert Burns (featured previously here and here) in[…]
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The Proper Perspective on “Reformed Rap”
A controversy is brewing in the online Reformed world over the words of men from the National Center for Family-Integrated Churches: they dared to criticize “holy hip-hop,” or Christianized rap.[…]
Sticks That Made Thunder
In memory of the 600,000 white Americans who died needlessly in Lincoln’s War. The average age of the soldiers in the war was 26 years old.
Greensleeves
“Greensleeves” is a traditional English folk song and tune. The lyrics date back officially to 1580 with the tune either immediately accompanying them or added within a few decades[…]
Slania’s Song
Eluveitie was one of the bands I mentioned in my post on folk metal and again when I talked about the hurdy gurdy. They are a Swiss folk metal band whose[…]
The Minstrel Boy
Written by Thomas Moore after the 1798 Irish Rebellion and set to an old Irish folk tune, “The Minstrel Boy” is a beautiful song that has followed the Irish[…]
Flow Gently, Sweet Afton
Written in 1791, the Scottish poet Robert Burns‘ beautifully peaceful poem Sweet Afton describes the Afton water which flows through Ayrshire in southwest Scotland near the small town of[…]
Characteristics Inherent to the Occidental and Oriental Races: A Comparative Study
As a white Afrikaner-Boer from South Africa, I always knew a move to South Korea would be difficult. I predicted there would be vast cultural differences between the background[…]
Sunette Bridges
Sunette Bridges is a South African music artist, the daughter of singing legend Bles Bridges, who once held a concert during the 1980s for the AWB’s People’s Help Scheme1[…]
Southern Heimat
I recently discussed the concept of the German word Heimat, a word without a direct English equivalent, defined as the special sense of a person belonging to a specific place,[…]
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