The “Slavery Effect”
The University of Rochester has completed a study of the racial attitudes of Southern whites, showing what they call the “slavery effect.” While I don’t dispute the results of[…]
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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[…]
The Flippie Engelbrecht Case, White Guilt, and a Theonomic View of Labor
One day when the Boer people have, Deo volente, regained our own homeland and control over our children’s education, we will definitely include the story of Flippie Engelbrecht in our[…]
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[…]
Jobbik Leader: “Europe and the West have disowned their most essential values”
The leader of the Movement for a Better Hungary (Jobbik) Party, Gabor Vona, was interviewed by the Voice of Russia this week. While I wouldn’t agree with everything he says,[…]
Making a Virtue out of Envy: How “Christian” Marxism Destroys Orthodoxy
Marxism’s hatred for true Christianity can nowhere more clearly be seen than in its seemingly never-ending assault on Christian morality. All worldview systems are theocratic in nature; the essence of[…]
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.
Is Segregation Scriptural?
Kinism is often accused of being a new invention by our multiracialist Alienist opponents. Our response is that, while the name may be new, our beliefs are the same[…]
The Bible in Afrikaans
A couple of years ago, English-speaking nations celebrated the 400th anniversary of the completion of the very influential King James Bible. Today marks the 80th anniversary of the first complete[…]
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