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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Celebrating Stonewall Jackson
From reading various books concerning the War Between the States, I’ve seen both sides concur that Lt. Gen. Thomas “Stonewall” Jackson was one of the best generals during the war[…]
The Westminster Confession Is Kinism, Part 3
Part 1 Part 2 Chapter 10, Of Effectual Calling, addresses a core offense to carnal man. In the same measure, it also proves irreconcilable to the PC zeitgeist and is[…]
The Westminster Confession Is Kinism, Part 2
Part 1 In chapter 7, Of God’s Covenant with Man, we read “life was promised to Adam; and in him to his posterity” (WCF 7:2). Which again affirms the nature of[…]
The Westminster Confession Is Kinism, Part 1
A common digression lately taken by liberals with respect to the Reformed doctrines of inheritance, family, nation, and race, is to say, “If Kinism is the historic Faith, why isn’t it[…]
Contending for the Faith Against New Heresy
In two previous articles I’ve brought up the question of whether or why it is right to separate from, or remain within, a church body that is anti-white. In order[…]
Rehabilitating Alexander Hamilton
The reputation of Alexander Hamilton is not typically held in high regard by very many Southern paleo-conservatives or nationalists. Many Southerners view Hamilton as the foil to the virtuous Southerner[…]
White Christians Await the Dawn of a New Reformation
Fall is upon us, and we have attained the 500th anniversary of the beginning of the Protestant Reformation. While watching part of the great 1953 film, Martin Luther, with my children[…]
Post Tenebras Lux: The 500th Anniversary of the Reformation
Come October 31st in the Year of our Lord 2017, we observe the 500th anniversary of the fateful stand taken for the Gospel by a lone German monk of the[…]
Remembering Paul Kruger
Paul Kruger was the fifth and last president of the South African Republic (1883-1902). Today, 10 October, is celebrated among the Boer people as Kruger Day, the date of his[…]
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