Captain Unmarvelous
The superhero genre was one of the last quasi-traditional genres of American pop culture. Batman, Superman, and the other assorted heroes and villains literally came out of the early twentieth-century[…]
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Augustine: A Racially Aware White Man
Through the years there has been a lot of speculation about the race of Augustine. Because he was from North Africa, many from within the social (justice warrior) gospel crowd[…]
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Physical Strength and Beauty Have a Biblical Purpose
Doug Wilson posted a video this spring detailing his distaste for the gym. Specifically, his distaste for bodybuilding. It’s ironic and perhaps inappropriate for an overweight man to criticize those[…]
Tattoos & Taboos: The Marilyn Mansonization of the Church
I was thirteen years old. The place, Knott’s Berry Farm in Buena Park, CA. By happenstance, my friends and I had chosen to go to the amusement park on a[…]
“Without Natural Affection”: Paralyzing Alienism as Judgment on the Afrikaner
“For the invisible things of him, that is, his eternal power and Godhead, are seen by the creation of the world, being considered in his works, to the intent that[…]
Kinist Orthodoxy: A Response to Brian Schwertley, Part 2
Part 1 In his teaching series refuting Kinism, Brian Schwertley has thus far failed to appropriately explain the Kinist understanding of two passages in Genesis: the creation order of “after[…]
Aesthetics: Kinism vs. Alienism
Like Wormwood cast into the sea, the bitter eddies of revolution continue rippling outward, poisoning many waters. From the “old Jewry” (Edmund Burke’s twelve-time reference in Reflections on the Revolution[…]
The Heroes of Tolerance Tolerate No Heroes
The multicult revolution imposed on American society continues its long march through the institutions – and at this point with scant resistance. Though the comic book medium in America was,[…]
The Dissolution of Art
Shown above is Millie Brown of London, who creates her works of “art” by drinking and then vomiting different colors of dyed soy milk onto white canvas. One of her completed[…]
The Proper Perspective on “Reformed Rap”
A controversy is brewing in the online Reformed world over the words of men from the National Center for Family-Integrated Churches: they dared to criticize “holy hip-hop,” or Christianized rap.[…]
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