Physiocracy: The Conservative, Agrarian Alternative to Capitalism
Introduction Economics might be, in the words of Thomas Carlyle, a ‘dismal science’, staid and dull to most, but it is also an integral part of any human society. In[…]
Category: History
In Defense of Economic and Social Nationalism: Why Libertarianism Must Die, Part 4
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Paleo-libertarian Hans-Hermann Hoppe is aware of the history of trade policy within countries like Britain and America as presented in the previous articles,[…]
In Defense of Economic and Social Nationalism: Why Libertarianism Must Die, Part 3
Part 1 Part 2 American History and Trade Policy Many people assume that America, the self-described “land of the free,” has always practiced free trade, upon whose principles America has[…]
In Defense of Economic and Social Nationalism: Why Libertarianism Must Die, Part 2
Part 1 The Deliberately Forgotten History of Trade In the previous article, we looked at some of the questionable libertarian ideas about trade. Although globalism holds sway in the[…]
In Defense of Economic and Social Nationalism: Why Libertarianism Must Die, Part 1
A topic that needs to be addressed for nationalists, especially Christian nationalists, is the debate between protectionism and free trade – between economic nationalism and libertarianism. Economic policy is becoming[…]
Michael Horton Attacks Dabney, Thornwell, and the South
Michael Horton is a well-known author and professor at Westminster Seminary California. Horton is one of the liberal figures in “conservative” Presbyterianism pushing denominations like the PCA and OPC[…]
A Christian View on Segregation
The Presbyterian Church in the United States (PCUS) sprang from the Southern branch of the American Presbyterian church resulting from the North-South break in 1861. Its two spiritual fathers[…]
Downton Abbey’s Glimpse at a Once-Great Britain, Part 4
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Our final article in the series on Downton Abbey endeavors to look at the portrayal of religion in early-twentieth-century Britain. The early twentieth[…]
Downton Abbey’s Glimpse at a Once-Great Britain, Part 3
Part 1 Part 2 In our continuing analysis of Downton Abbey, we’ll address how the series depicts class distinctions. The First World War dealt a severe and arguably fatal[…]
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.
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