The Reformation and Race, Part V: Ulrich Zwingli, Swiss Nationalist
Part I Part II Part III Part IV Calvin’s predecessor in the Swiss Reformation was Ulrich Zwingli (1484-1531), who played a decisive role in starting the Reformation in what[…]
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The Reformation and Race, Part IV: John Calvin Contra Racial Egalitarianism
Part I Part II Part III After Luther, probably the most famous and most influential of the sixteenth-century Reformers, the Frenchman John Calvin (1509-1564), is regarded as arguably the[…]
The Reformation and Race, Part III: Martin Luther on Cherishing Racial Ancestry
Part I Part II The celebration of 500 years of the Reformation this year is inspired by the early work of Martin Luther done in 1517 in Wittenberg. Having[…]
The Reformation and Race, Part II: John Wycliffe on the Ethnic Homogeneity of the National Church
Part I We continue our series by looking at another great proto-Reformer, this time the most influential one in the Anglo-Saxon world, John Wycliffe (1320-1384). Wycliffe is famous for being[…]
The Reformation and Race, Part I: John Hus, Czech Nationalist
2017 marks 500 years since the start of the great Church Reformation by Martin Luther. In celebration thereof I will write a series of articles throughout the year relating to[…]
Bruised and Smoking: A Response to Robert P. Jones’s ‘The End of White Christian America’
Let me say from the outset that this is not a book review. Because I haven’t read Robert P. Jones’s The End of White Christian America. But I have listened[…]
The Kids Are All Blight: Let’s Meet Some of the Up-and-Coming Faces of Alienism
The recently deceased Tom Wolfe once said of his disparaging leftist critics Norman Mailer and John Updike: “the lead dog is the one they always try to bite in the[…]
Marinov’s Attack on the Boers, Historical Christianity, and God’s Covenant: Part II
Part I In this second part of the series, we will continue looking at Marinov’s podcast on the Boers in South Africa and, in particular, his misrepresentation of history and[…]
White Anglicans Worldwide Are Adrift and Alone
The Church of England is the spiritual mother of many of the West’s great institutions and leaders. Its American branch, the Episcopal Church, was the home of George Washington, John Jay, Robert[…]
The City of God and the Sack of Rome, Redux
Idealism and naiveté are perilous. They disconnect a person from reality and create expectations that are bound to be disappointed. The idealist is therefore set up for failure, and those[…]
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