Auld Lang Syne
“Auld Lang Syne” is a version of an old Scottish folk song collected and expanded upon by the great Scottish writer Robert Burns (featured previously here and here) in[…]
Author: Thorin Reynolds
Thorin Reynolds grew up in South Carolina and now resides in Texas. He holds an MBA as well as an undergraduate degree in political science. A native southerner, he has ancestors who fought with the patriots in the American Revolution, with the Texans at the Alamo, and with the Confederacy in the War for Southern Independence.
Sir Walter Scott on National Partiality
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Michael Horton Attacks Dabney, Thornwell, and the South
Michael Horton is a well-known author and professor at Westminster Seminary California. Horton is one of the liberal figures in “conservative” Presbyterianism pushing denominations like the PCA and OPC[…]
Franklin Sanders on Modern Life
Pastor, author, speaker, and farmer Franklin Sanders discusses how modern life has isolated individuals by removing them from the protective institutions that helped them in the past – the[…]
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[…]
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[…]
No Enemies
A reader submitted this poem to F&H via the contact page and it’s quite good. It was written by a nineteenth-century English Chartist poet named Charles Mackay. And while I[…]
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,[…]
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.
On Hate
“O you who love the Lord, hate evil!” Psalm 97:10 “The fear of the Lord is hatred of evil.” Proverbs 8:13 “[There is] a time to love, and a time[…]
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