Ethics
Considerations on the Mahler vs. White Debate and the Sanctification of the Races
By promoting a healthy sense of racial identity, White Christian ethno-nationalists can authentically love and respect our Black neighbors.
Ethics
A Biblical View of Conspiracy and the Christian's Duty
It is every Christian’s urgent responsibility to expose evil agendas wherever they exist and to stand against them.
Politics
An Open Letter to Christian Nationalism from a Former White Nationalist, Part 4 of 5: The Jews and Palestine
We must cut this Gordian Knot. Not one more drop of American blood, one more bullet, one more penny.
Politics
Gospel Politics, Nature's Revenge, and the Insufficiency of Scripture
The walls of falsity formed by the 20th century’s conceits are collapsing.
Faith
Head Coverings in Worship: Answering Uri Brito
Up until very recently, this was the near-universal practice of the church throughout her history.
Ethics
Prudence in Government
Today, the very idea of superiors and inferiors is taken as a scandal. This is a fifth commandment violation.
Ethics
An Open Letter to Christian Nationalism from a Former White Nationalist, Part 2 of 5: Character and Solidarity
My intention is to provide a compass based on my own decade of experience, as well as study and reflection on Western history.
Faith
Confessional Presbyterian Persecution: Opposition to Right-Wing Christianity in the Free Church of Scotland (Continuing)
The FCC embraces left-wing social doctrine, and persecutes zealous right-wing Christian men.
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.
Faith
The Force of True Religion
We have observed over the last sixty or so years the creation of a new confession. In truth, it is a new religion, but it has retained the name and, in some cases, the external appearance of Christianity.
Ethics
Rosaria Butterfield: Pretend Deborah, Veiled Shepherd
Much quarter has been given to women who winsomely approach the work reserved for shepherds; who, upon hearing nobody tell them “No,” linger there long enough to realize that the audience is happy for them to stay.