Religion and National Identity
The Pew Research Center last year released a study titled: “Religious Belief and National Belonging in Central and Eastern Europe.” It highlights the growing importance that religion is playing in[…]
Author: Hengest Hengest
Hengest is a Millennial of predominantly Anglo-German descent, raised in the Midwest within the evangelical culture. He is a survivor of the cultural Marxist camps of higher education and graduated with a Bachelor's degree in History. Faith & Heritage, along with various Alt-Right sites, served as a lighthouse during those dark times. He has since migrated with his family to the Pacific Northwest to homestead.
The Battle for Fort Church
“In those days there was no king in Israel: but everyone did that which seemed right to himself.” (Judges 21:25) As it was in ancient Israel, so it is now[…]
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Birthrates of the American States: The Good, the Bad, and the Ugly
Much is made out of birthrates in America by liberals, conservatives, and those of the dissident right alike. The liberal’s perspective is usually some variation of “whites are dying out,[…]
Amnesiac Posterity
In the small clearing of a green farm field in western Ohio, there is a marker to Henry and Barbara Dilbone. To this day, surrounded by farm fields as far[…]
Alfred Against the Vikings: Then and Now
Alfred, fourth and last son of his father King Athelwulf by his wife Osburh, was never supposed to be king and in fact may have originally been intended for the[…]
The Heritability of Social Class: Insights from Gregory Clark’s “The Son Also Rises”
Social mobility, the ability for an individual, no matter his familial background, to move up or down the social ladder, is part of the American conscience. The idea that[…]
Western Clans: R1b Patriarchs
In Part 1 I discussed the differences between Eastern and Western Europe and the cultures behind those expansions. The Y-DNA lineages R1b and R1a can be further subdivided by subsequent[…]
Patrilineal Clans of the East and West: R1a and R1b
The study of the human genome continues to be a fertile ground for new information about ourselves. A particularly interesting and rapidly growing field is that of Y-DNA and mtDNA. […]
The Return of the Anglo-Saxon
Anglo-Saxon is an ethnic identity, based on ancestry like other ethnic identities, but also on linguistics, legal codes, and political beliefs on how to organize society and any other trait[…]
Immigration = Invasion: The Story of the Romano-Britons and the Anglo-Saxons
In the modern “Christian” West we are loath to talk about immigration in anything but glowing terms, if we talk about it at all. Deep down, even in the most[…]
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