Scott Terry, CPAC, and Egalitarian Mindlessness
Our very own Scott Terry has made a bit of a name for himself after daring to express pro-white, pro-Southern, and anti-abolitionist views (the horror!) at CPAC, a “conservative” political[...]
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Dabney on Sunday: The African Slave Trade
The great Southern Presbyterian theologian Robert Lewis Dabney has been mentioned a number of times on this site. It is a very telling indication of our times that such a visionary[...]
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Correcting Bradley’s Misconceptions
Dr. Anthony Bradley continues with his complaint against Rev. Doug Wilson. In the piece above, Dr. Bradley is offended at the instances where the antebellum South is embraced in[...]
Anthony Bradley’s Black Tribalist Attack on Doug Wilson
“The parties in this conflict are not merely Abolitionists and slaveholders – they are atheists, socialists, communists, red republicans, Jacobins on one side, and the friends of order and[...]
H.L. Mencken on Abraham Lincoln and the Gettysburg Address
The backwardness of the art of biography in These States is made shiningly visible by the fact that we have yet to see a first-rate life of either Lincoln[...]
Slavery: Its Morality, History, and Implications for Race Relations in America, Part 4
Read Part 1 Read Part 2 Read Part 3 In the first three editions on slavery and social inequality, we saw that there was no deviation in the message[...]
God Bless Larry the Cable Guy, Y’all: How Modern “Redneck” Culture Demeans and Inhibits Our People
It is a balmy November noon in one of the less fashionable trailer parks in Palestine, TX. On the front porch of a circa 1977 single wide trailer, a[...]
Slavery: Its Morality, History, and Implications for Race Relations in America, Part 2
Part 1 In the previous article, we began an investigation of a biblical view of slavery. This issue is of critical importance, since so much of how we[...]
Slavery: Its Morality, History, and Implications for Race Relations in America, Part 1
Introduction As we are constantly reminded almost daily by America’s media and major corporations, the recently-ended month formerly known as February is now universally recognized as “Black History Month.” Contemporary[...]
Disunion, Slavery, and the Confederacy, Part Two: Learning from the Politics of Secession
This year I have read a book that has changed some of my thinking on politics. The book is The Road to Disunion, Vol. II: Secessionists Triumphant by William W.[...]
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