Christian Poetry
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The Pain and Promise of Psalm 77
There are times in life in which the enormity of our troubles seems beyond comprehension. The power of the storm
Unto Us A Child Is Born, A Son Is Given
Gideon’s beginning was humble, the son of a redheaded girl from Florida, and a towheaded boy from the Low Country,
Preserving the National Soul
I had a thought-provoking question come through the mailbox the other day. A reader thanked me for describing how nations have
A Message of Hope from St. Andrew the Apostle
It would be plenty easy for Southerners faithful to Dixieland to throw up their hands in despair, as we see
The Only Place of True Equality is Hell
I am connected with a few American dissident groups and a few European groups on various platforms. One thing you
The Three Stooges
Here at Identity Dixie, we try not to get involved in ecclesiastical squabbles. We are very ecumenical among our Christian brothers; it
The Medieval King: Powerful or Pitiful?
As has been covered elsewhere,[1] the Medieval king, as opposed to the monarchs who emerged during the 14th century and
Voices to Heed on Israel
Christians outside the Dispensationalist echo chamber of the [u]nited States tend to view the nation-state of Israel and her wars
The Christian Nation(s) Of America
Faith and spirituality are intertwined in a people. A race is not adequately defined without a faith in the definition.