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Category: The West

Unisex Restrooms, Discrimination, and an Untenable Position

June 3, 2014

“They who join the unhallowed crusade against the institutions of the South will have reason to repent, that they have set an engine in motion which cannot be arrested until[...]

Silas Lindt

The New Faith

June 2, 2014

We’ve received two very good questions via the contact form over the past week, and I’m working on a response to both of them. One of them is regarding Odinism,[...]

Jan Stadler

A Review of Daniel Hannan’s Inventing Freedom

May 29, 2014

One of the most frustrating experiences in being right wing is when one encounters a thinker who knows what is going on yet fails to put the whole picture together.[...]

Nathanael Strickland

Europe Votes and Cracks Appear in the EU’s Foundation

May 27, 2014

The European Union had its eighth round of elections for the EU Parliament, starting on May 22 and running through May 25. Overall the election was a great step forward for[...]

Nathanael Strickland

The Theological Declaration of Barmen

May 20, 2014

Faith and Heritage has generally avoided discussing German National Socialism, as there is simply no need to do so. You’re reading this in English, over 90% of our readership is[...]

Nathanael Strickland

The Diversity Effect on White Voting

May 13, 2014

Last year, I discussed a study put out by the University of Rochester outlining what they called the “slavery effect.” This was defined as the powerful, magical, residual force left[...]

Nathanael Strickland

Heyr Himna Smiður (Hear, Smith of the Heavens)

May 8, 2014

“Heyr Himna Smiður” is an Icelandic poem written in or just before 1208 AD. It was written by Kolbeinn Tumason who was a chieftain in one of the Icelandic[...]

Jan Stadler

The Obama Scandals, Liberty, and the Dynamics of Power

April 26, 2014

The scandals of the NSA’s spying and the IRS’s targeting of Tea Party groups are undoubtedly the most ominous of all the scandals surrounding the Obama Administration, but in a[...]

Ehud Would

Night and Day: A Review of Elie Wiesel’s Night

April 24, 2014

Editor’s note: Holocaust revisionism is not a core focus of F&H, but this article is exceptional in its critique of the spiritual influences of one of our society’s secular saints,[...]

Nathanael Strickland

William Shakespeare’s 450th Birthday

April 23, 2014

Today marks the 450th anniversary of the traditional birthday of William Shakespeare. Shakespeare’s exact birthdate is unknown, but given the fact he was baptized on April 26, 1564 and baptism[...]