Author: Davis Carlton Davis Carlton

Davis is a descendant of Swiss-German farmers. He enjoys history, historical fiction, and theology. Davis appreciates traditional European culture as well as classical Christian liturgy and ecclesiology, and he desires to instill these values in the minds of fellow Christians of European descent. Davis considers it his task to do "the exact opposite of the work which the Radicals had to do...to cling to every scrap of the past that he can find, if he feels that the ground is giving way beneath him and sinking into mere savagery and forgetfulness of all human culture."
Modern Advertising as Leftist Propaganda

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Modern Advertising as Leftist Propaganda

  • August 1, 2016   

This commercial attempted to ruin one of my favorite American pastimes: watching baseball. During this 30-second ad, the product being pitched, Bud Light, was hardly mentioned. In fact the entire commercial[…]

A Traditionalist Critique of Capitalism

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A Traditionalist Critique of Capitalism

  • June 7, 2016   

Most Americans who self-identify as conservatives similarly identify themselves as ardent capitalists. It’s simply the American way. Capitalism is what has (supposedly) made America great, and what will save her[…]

Scandinavia: Examining a Liberal Dystopia

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Scandinavia: Examining a Liberal Dystopia

  • March 5, 2016   

Self-described “democratic socialist” presidential candidate Bernie Sanders has stated his admiration for the “Nordic model” of egalitarian socialism practiced by the Scandinavian nations of Europe. Sanders believes that the nations[…]

John Piper: Social Justice Warrior

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John Piper: Social Justice Warrior

  • February 26, 2016   

John Piper is a well-known formerly Christian pastor-turned-social justice warrior. Piper is a “new Calvinist” and exemplifies many of the problems with this movement. He is a charismatic, and often[…]

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