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Europe, Africa, and Christianity

Realists are helpful folks, helping us to avoid disastrous courses as it regards war in the Ukraine, responses to crime,

Nations, like people, have a “pivotal event.” It’s the event after which everything changes and sets the tone for what

Note: This not to be an exhaustive exegesis on the subject of animal sacrifice, nor is it necessary to have

Just recently, a friend emailed me and commented that he’d like to see another movement promoting Southern heritage emerge. I

One particular critique of the Dixian memorialization of the War Between the States and the Confederacy focuses on the tendency

True revolution is hard to achieve. It takes discipline. It takes years of connectivity. It takes the development of skills,

Recently, there have been two notable deaths among the hierarchy of my denomination, both prominent men and known by many

You may not like what I’m going to tell you. But as Napoleon is supposed to have said, “Truth alone

John Randolph of Roanoke (1773-1833) said that he had never seen, “A Yankee who knew anything about the classics.” Exaggerated

When my wife and I moved to the South in 2002, we ended up in a small, semirural town in