History
The Eclipse of a Christian Nation: Reclaiming American Destiny from Judaic Declension
Christian America must reclaim what is hers.
Ethics
Dominating Social Media For God and Country
Neglecting to participate online often means neglecting to participate at all.
Reviews
A Review of Generation '68: The Elite Revolution and Its Legacy
How elites rigged society against our family and nation.
Culture
Diversity and Proximity
The more diverse a society is, the more authoritarian interventions are required.
History
Holocaustianity: A Counterfeit Creed
Thus enshrined by remembrance and precept, the legacy of World War II, history’s fiercest conflagration, birthed a new doctrine of good and evil, with the Holocaust at its heart, that now stands as humanity’s latest attempt to forge a new global religion.
History
From Ashes to Abundance: The Jewish Golden Age in America
Auschwitz offers nothing but the silent embers of a futile sacrifice.
Culture
Timothy Keller and the Conscience of Christendom
Keller is supposed to be the The Public Discerner of the Church, a sort of maven of missions for the modern Meekman. But here he proves he's unfit to read the room—and he hasn't even made it past the vestibule.
Faith
The False Hope of Ecclesiocentrism
Our civilization is battling an anticulture—a hatred of our natural community and the erasure of customs and traditions that define our people—and evangelicals continue to run around, trying to solve the right problem with the wrong medicine.
Ethics
Self-Evident Things: The Folly of the Anti-Racist Minister
Nominally conservative churches hold as sacred the moral imperative that all the races should mix, and never unmix. And they proudly disagree with their righteous Christian ancestors on this point.