In Defense of Economic and Social Nationalism: Why Libertarianism Must Die, Part 5
Part 1 Part 2 Part 3 Part 4 The purpose of this series is to demonstrate why libertarianism and free trade are on weak ground with their contention that[…]
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In Defense of Economic and Social Nationalism: Why Libertarianism Must Die, Part 3
Part 1 Part 2 American History and Trade Policy Many people assume that America, the self-described “land of the free,” has always practiced free trade, upon whose principles America has[…]
In Defense of Economic and Social Nationalism: Why Libertarianism Must Die, Part 2
Part 1 The Deliberately Forgotten History of Trade In the previous article, we looked at some of the questionable libertarian ideas about trade. Although globalism holds sway in the[…]
In Defense of Economic and Social Nationalism: Why Libertarianism Must Die, Part 1
A topic that needs to be addressed for nationalists, especially Christian nationalists, is the debate between protectionism and free trade – between economic nationalism and libertarianism. Economic policy is becoming[…]
Fighting the UN’s Policy of Death
Earlier this year, the United Nations alerted the world that “abortion rights” are under attack in Eastern Europe.1 The United Nations, formed after the WWII to supposedly advance “international security,”[…]
The Flippie Engelbrecht Case, White Guilt, and a Theonomic View of Labor
One day when the Boer people have, Deo volente, regained our own homeland and control over our children’s education, we will definitely include the story of Flippie Engelbrecht in our[…]
John Piper Doubles Down on Trayvon Martin
In my blog post yesterday, I wondered if John Piper would be willing to repent of his transgression of the ninth commandment sixteen months ago, when he jumped on the[…]
Not Guilty
As it turns out, my recounting of events was essentially spot-on, except for unexpected pleasantries like pictures of Trayvon posing with a gun and marijuana plants,1 the prosecution suppressing[…]
Vindicated by the Economist
The Economist has been kind enough to link to a Faith and Heritage article while discussing the recent Supreme Court decision striking down the Defense of Marriage Act. Try this:[…]
The Coeur d’Alene Declaration
What you are about to read is a contemporary re-appropriation of one of the great statements of Christ-Law in history, the Declaration of Arbroath, otherwise known as the Scot’s Magna Carta. […]
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