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Conflict and Chaos: The Fruits of Cultural Marxism
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Poll: The Dutch Oppose Islamization
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Dabney on Sunday: Parents’ Solemn Obligations, Part 2
The following excerpt is taken from Dabney’s sermon “Parental Responsibilities,” preached before the Synod of Virginia in October 1879. The responsibility of parents is argued, again, from the unique and[…]
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Let Go of the Rope
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“We Don’t Know Why They Are Doing This”
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Dabney on Sunday: Parents’ Solemn Obligations, Part 1
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