Ethics
Doublespeak: How the Traditional Concept of National Identity Has Been Redefined
The opponents of Christian nationalism redefine key terms in order to mask just how radical their claims are in actuality.
Ethics
Recognizing the Enemy from the Endgame
It takes God-given wisdom to recognize and divert the plans of the enemy.
Ethics
A Christian Case Against Economic Oligarchy: Finance-Capital, Corporate Consolidation, and the Erosion of Morality, Social Order, and Freedom
If these conditions are not reversed, what little remains of independent social and economic life will be lost.
Ethics
America's Dissatisfied Daughters
The nation’s young women are fed up and they want out.
Ethics
All That Glitters: A Response to Stephen Wolfe's Denunciation of Michael Spangler
Stephen illustrates for us that those who want to take a non-confrontational stance toward these issues cannot avoid attacking their White and Christian brothers as a result.
History
Holocaustianity, Part 4: A Christian Critique of the New World Order
The internationalists unleashed a torrent of pluralist policies that radically redefined Western nations and values.
Ethics
Never Again is Now
Never again shall White Christians be held back.
Faith
Exiled Yet Victorious: Lessons from the Fathers Who Would Not Bow
If this great cloud of witnesses endured by God’s grace, then the same grace is available to us.
Politics
The Friend-Enemy Distinction, Part 1 of 3: Believe Your Enemies
We who are invested in the success of any future pro-White movements need to excise subversives like a cancer.
Ethics
In Defense of Prejudice
We have been convinced that recognizing patterns of behavior amongst people groups is to show an ungodly partiality towards the individual members of that people group.
Ethics
Women and the Civilization of the Bee
Every conservative woman with a public platform is on a trajectory toward liberalism.
History
The Eclipse of a Christian Nation: Reclaiming American Destiny from Judaic Declension
Christian America must reclaim what is hers.