It’s Time for Southern Baptist Convention Leaders to Repent or Step Down
If white members of the Southern Baptist Convention (of which I am a member) are not already aware of what is happening with the convention at the national level, it[…]
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The Alt Right and Religious Truth
Among the sixteen principles that Vox Day helpfully outlines as constituting the Alt Right, “harmony with . . . reality” is included. This is most certainly true: to its praise,[…]
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Perennial Philosophy and the Objective Truth of Christianity
In February, the Golden One and Survive the Jive published a video in which they discuss topics including traditionalism, religion, and the recent Cheddar Man controversy, among others. One major[…]
Forget the drama. Are we there yet?
When the dust settles, the question is not really one of whose strategy is best, or of who gets credit for successes and failures. The question is, Are we there[…]
Christians Are Welcome in the Alt Right
Two facts about the Alt Right makes it easy for cuckservatives like the writers at First Things and American Conservative to argue that the Alt Right is an atheistic movement. As I’ve[…]
The Bloom Is Off Matthew Rose’s Pseudo-Christianity
When you’re a young college student, it’s easy to get caught up in what seems like a groundbreaking intellectual pursuit of knowledge that actually is run-of-the-mill old news. You’re young[…]
Between a Rock and a Hard Place
Why would any white parent want their kids to be forced to choose between being Eminem and being the target of black-on-white hatred? The current generation of evangelical leaders is[…]
Is Bitcoin the Next Dot-Com Bubble?
Does anyone remember the “dot-com bubble” of the late 1990s? It’s referred to often in discussions of Bitcoin. Critics of cryptocurrencies argue that like Bitcoin, the “dot-com bubble” was an economic[…]
2018: Undistracted and Focused
It feels like the calm before the storm. Everything is not right with the world, but Sauron’s eye is looking elsewhere than at the Alt Right. Like Frodo and Samwise,[…]
Mohler’s Unoriginal Non Sequitur
As we’ve seen in previous installments of this series, Al Mohler alleges that kinists are heretics. We looked at his bogus claim about “racial superiority.” Now let’s start to look[…]
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