Commemorating the Battle of Ventersdorp
Today marks the 22nd anniversary of the Battle of Ventersdorp, where approximately 2,000 members of the Boer nationalist Afrikaner Resistance Movement (AWB) clashed with an equal number of police officers.[…]
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A Pagan vs. a “Christian” Analysis of Youth Day
The 16th of June is celebrated by the South African government as Youth Day, particularly commemorating the Soweto riots of 1976. The official story you’ll find imprinted in the minds[…]
Dutch Nationalists Display Solidarity with Boer Kinsmen
Identitair Verzet, the Dutch affiliate of the European ethnonationalist movement, Bloc Identitaire, recently launched a campaign “against the glorification of the terrorist Nelson Mandela,”1 in which they circulated the truth[…]
Picking the Wrong Side, Again
A couple years ago, I started (and will eventually complete) a series on the political tract Vindiciae Contra Tyrannos (A Defense of Liberty Against Tyrants) which seeks to Biblically[…]
Ten Christian Zionist Myths, Part 2
Part 1 In the previous article on Christian Zionist myths, we deconstructed two popular myths that prevail in modern evangelicalism. Many if not most evangelicals are firm believers that[…]
Danie Goosen Defends Traditionalism
Over the past few months, there has been an ongoing debate in South Africa about the legitimacy of an Afrikaans Christian university. As expected from a country that has been[…]
Ten Christian Zionist Myths, Part 1
Introduction Christian Zionism is a relatively recent political movement within evangelical Christianity, an attempt to harmonize evangelical theology with the political ideology called Zionism. Zionism as a political movement began[…]
Hendrik Verwoerd on Separate Development
As Adi discussed in his two part series on Apartheid in South Africa, South Africa was largely unsettled when Europeans arrived there and only European farming techniques, medical knowledge,[…]
Chesterton & McAtee on Loving Humanity
I should very much like to know where in the whole of the New Testament the author finds this violent, unnatural, and immoral proposition. Christ did not have the[…]
The Boer Diaspora
Emigration is what historically led to the founding of the Boer people. We are a people born out of two great migrations, the first being that of the Dutch, German,[…]
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Ah, yes, Kyle Howard - one of Al Mohler's most dependable Uncle Toms.
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It's mind boggling to think that we had all of that and more 60 years ago...and yet in the first 50...
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Many modern Christians, even conservatives, tend to reject the idea that a nation can be covenanted...
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There's an essay on Christianity Today...
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The 'party like it's 1999' bandwagon began in 1990 and didn't stop for ten years.
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