For shorter books, it is often easier to read the entire thing through than it is to comment on it. This book was no different. After I read Choose Better: Five Biblical Models For Making Ethical Decisions, I found myself spending more time writing this article than I did reading the book. As a matter […]
Mustering the Redeemed Right
Francisco Franco, like every other dictator, is a controversial figure. Some time ago, as he came up in conversation, it occurred to me that I didn’t know much about the man. Charles Haywood’s article, On Franco, soon came to my attention, which I read with great interest. At the end of it, he asked a […]
The Conservative Fear Of Nationalism
Perhaps one of conservatism’s greatest failures is its tendency to define objectives in terms of what it is against. Instead of furnishing members with a new direction for society, it guides constituents by framing issues in the negative. When “wokeness” became a political issue, mainstream conservatives opted to call themselves the negative: “anti-woke,” instead of […]
Martyrdom In A Democracy
The word martyr actually comes from the Greek word martys/μάρτυς – often translated as witness. This is the Greek word used in Acts 22:20 when Paul recounted the martyrdom of Stephen. By the end of the second century, the word martyr had become increasingly associated with death. While the term still held on to its […]
Why Christianity Lost the Race Debate: Definitional Disaster
The White Christian will, at one point or another, be called racist, so it is important to properly understand the topic so as to not be caught off guard, confused, or manipulated. A simple gander online will reveal the obvious: there are many conflicting definitions people use to define “Race” and “Racist,” making it nearly […]
Why Christianity Lost The Race Debate: Finding The Real Racists
In 2019, a self-described Christian conservative, Owen Strachan, published a book titled: “Reenchanting Humanity: A Theology Of Mankind.” Citing an online forum with sociologist Dalton Conley, the author described race as a social construct based on skin color. “The concept of race,” he claimed, “…is relatively recent and has a troubled heritage, as it was […]
The Enemy of America
For better or for worse, the title of this post could very easily have been “The Enemy of the World.” The combined fate of both Europe and America are, in many ways, inseparable. “The Enemy of Europe,” Published in 1953, is where Francis Parker Yockey asserted that Europe should view the Soviet Union as the […]
The Iowan Idol Smasher and Christian Political Action
In many circles, Christian Nationalists are easily identified by their stance on blasphemy laws. A man who believes in enforcing them is often considered a Christian Nationalist, regardless of whether he affiliates as such or not. Much of the rhetoric surrounding these laws can just as easily be applied to the destruction of idols. It […]
Evola, Mishima, and the Modern Right
I will begin by stating the obvious: the United States is in bad shape. Many have written about the cause of our current predicament and more, still, on the solution. I am not so arrogant as to attempt to do here what others have done much better than what I could hope to do, but […]
Words That Divide A Nation
No one should ever underestimate the power of rhetoric. Both the power to unite and the power to divide are contained in these linguistic performances. But the power of language is only available to those who understand it. Stories are meaningless if spoken in an unknown language, as the very essence of communication is lost. […]