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Category: History
Western Clans: R1b Patriarchs
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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. […]
Jackie Robinson Is Overrated
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Considerations on the Arbitrary Authority of Secular Government
Last month William Orrick, a United States federal judge in the state of California, blocked a Trump administration directive that would cut off federal funding for sanctuary cities. This comes on the[…]
The Reformation and Race, Part VII: The Nationalism of the Scots Confession
Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V Part VI John Knox, the most famous Scottish Reformer, returned to his fatherland from Geneva in 1559 for the express[…]
The Reformation and Race, Part VI: William Tyndale on the English as a Covenanted Nation
Part I Part II Part III Part IV Part V Willliam Tyndale (1494-1536) was the most prominent Protestant Reformer in Great Britain in the early sixteenth century. He was[…]
The Reformation and Race, Part V: Ulrich Zwingli, Swiss Nationalist
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Supporting Our Heritage Is Something We Can Believe In
President Donald J. Trump donated his first three months’ salary as President to the National Parks Service on April 3. He had made a campaign pledge to not accept a[…]
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