Pope Pius XI’s Encyclical on Race and Nazism
Mit Brennender Sorge, translated as With Burning Concern, is a 1937 encyclical published by the Italian Pope Pius XI. Published in German, the pope expresses his concerns regarding the policies[…]
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Vichy France as Counter-Revolutionary State
In a previous piece I noted how resistance against tyranny is a demand of the counter-revolutionary worldview. I argued that the use of political violence was not intrinsically at odds[…]
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Counter-Revolutionary Christianity and Political Revolution
In his recent interview on the Ben Shapiro Show, pastor John MacArthur responded to Shapiro’s question regarding the biblical justification of rebellion against civil government, in particular with reference to[…]
“O Holy Night” Disgraces Christmas
Christmas worship services are the highlight of the year in the Christian calendar. Even though in many ways Good Friday and Easter Sunday are more significant events in history, the theological import[…]
From Loving to Obergefell: A Response to Mike Winger
I like Mike Winger. I wouldn’t expect to like a Calvary Chapel youth pastor the way that I like Mike Winger, but I do. I came across his videos on[…]
The Trenches in Perpetuity: The First World War Never Ended
The guns might have fallen silent on November 11th, 1918, but the impetus that set them off in the first place certainly didn’t. But enough of such gloominess. Aren’t centennials[…]
You Are Not a “Mutt”
It’s not uncommon for to hear white people refer to themselves as “mutts.” This reference to mixed-bred dogs is intended to convey that these white people consider themselves mixed to[…]
The Crusades Vindicated: A Reprisal to Suzannah Rowntree’s Foolish Slander
Suzannah Rowntree has written an article on American Vision mocking the Crusades, the Crusaders, and those who happen to admire their exploits and signal their admiration by using idealized depictions[…]
You Give Love a Bad Name, Part 5
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 Marx viewed history as a series of class conflicts, each of which forced a new Hegelian synthesis, like stairsteps to Communism.[1. In 1864,[…]
You Give Love a Bad Name, Part 3
Part 1 Part 2 John Locke theorized the natural rights to life, liberty, and property in 1689. George Mason’s Virginia Declaration of Rights, adopted on June 29, 1776, days before[…]
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