The Friend-Enemy Distinction, Part 3: The Way of the Shepherd

The definition of friend and enemy will inevitably rest more with leaders rather than followers.

Vigilance and Zeal

We need to return our native land to her first love, and save New England.

Responding to Rev. James Norris on Racism in the Church

On Genesis 9, the Southern Presbyterians, and miscellaneous matters.

The Decline and Fall of the Southern Presbyterian Church, Part 1

A story of strong men whose resolve was slowly chipped away.

Holocaustianity, Part 3: From Crisis to Control

We will group the political, ecclesial, and social developments to reveal a new, distorted secular confession.

The Cowardice of Conservatism: A Call for Christian Right-Wing Action

The useless party politics of managed decline and cowardice have gone on for far too long.

Holocaustianity, Part 2: Christendom in the Shadow of Trauma

Holocaustianity has become the moral cornerstone of a pluralistic creed, where midcentury Jews are the moral pattern by which collective groups are assessed on a scale of collectively earned compassion.

The Culture of Critique Reviewed: Jews, The Left, & The Right

This book is masterly argued, thorough, and scholarly.

Folk and Folkdom: A Review in Three Movements

We can speak about folk, boundary, body, continuity, and moral order without falling into either absolute race-myth or administrative deracination.

Never Again is Now

Never again shall White Christians be held back.

The Virtues Needed for Nationalist Organizing

My speech is aimed to stir up good men, that they might more surely perform good actions.

Defending Christian Nationalism Without Apology: Four Indispensable Issues

If we are serious about defending Christian nationalism, we must be willing to discuss these issues openly: race, power, Jews, and duty to our own.