Ethics
An Open Letter to Christian Nationalism from a Former White Nationalist, Part 2 of 5
My intention is to provide a compass based on my own decade of experience, as well as study and reflection on Western history.
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.
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.
History
From Ashes to Abundance: The Jewish Golden Age in America
Auschwitz offers nothing but the silent embers of a futile sacrifice.
Politics
Defining the Right
Do not be embarrassed at your inheritance. Claim the Right.
Politics
An Open Letter to Christian Nationalism from a Former White Nationalist, Part 1 of 5
As I will elaborate on shortly, WN as a movement is over, having failed to achieve its goals. This essay, then, is my attempt to pass the torch.
Politics
Rhetoric of the New Christian Right
Our speech is not merely tactical, but sacred. Every word we speak is ultimately an offering, and we will give an account not only to men, but to the living God who calls us to speak as his witnesses.
Politics
Reforging the Blade of Christian Authority
We cannot be afraid of ruling, because if we don’t, our enemies will. Our nation is ours only if we have the will to keep it.
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.
Politics
Can Citizenship Be Revoked?
...the solution to America’s problem is the official annulment of the promissory vow of citizenship to the extent to which it was unlawful, while maintaining good faith for the vow to the extent that it was lawful.
Politics
Rhetorical Dominance
Too many on the right rehash the same debates over and over without making any progress, thinking they can win people by merely stating the truth and exposing falsehoods.
Politics
The City Gates: A Guide to Local Political Action
We cannot afford even one less Christian involved in the political fight to regain Christian stewardship of America.