History
Great Americans: Hannah Duston—Valiant Avenger of Colonial America
The woman who scalped her Indian captors.
History
Great Americans: John Colter's Run and the Duty of Courage and Endurance
An embodiment of the American frontier virtue of pressing forward when every instinct demands hesitation.
History
Great Americans: Robert Lewis Dabney—Hereditarian Prophet of Logic and Fire
An example to all Christians today, especially ministers.
History
Great Americans: Samuel Francis and the Nature of Power
Most political commentators focus on elections, legislation, and the public drama of modern politics. Francis was interested in something deeper: the structure of power itself.
History
Holocaustianity, Part 5: The Denazification of American Education
Desegregation, ethnic pluralism, and the erosion of America’s Anglo-Protestant educational order.
History
Great Americans: Samuel Doak—Apostle of Learning and Religion in the West
He carried Westminster and Princeton into the woods.
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.
Politics
The Right Indictment
Failures of the right on race, rhetoric, psychology, and strategy.
History
The Decline and Fall of the Southern Presbyterian Church, Part 3
On race (integration, civil rights, MLK), women's ordination, abortion, and evolution, and conservative backlash that led to RTS and the PCA's founding.
Faith
The Decline and Fall of the Southern Presbyterian Church, Part 2
Reunion with the PCUSA considered.
History
Holocaustianity, Part 3: From Crisis to Control
We will group the political, ecclesial, and social developments to reveal a new, distorted secular confession.
History
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.