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“The Mightier Our Blows, the Greater Our Emperor’s Love”: The Crusader Ideology of Germanized Christianity in the Song of Roland

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There is a mysterious quality to the first literature of any ancient nation. The earliest recorded poems are those produced right at the edge between the forceful spontaneity of barbarism and the dead letter of civilization. They almost invariably reflect a primordial and manly mindset very different from that of our own time. They express […]

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Christianity and Sociobiology

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Human Sin or Social Sin: Evolutionary Psychology, Plato and the Christian Logic of Sociology Paul Dachslager Charleston, SC: CreateSpace, 2016 The title of a book often best indicates the author’s approach to his subject matter. For that matter, the somewhat lengthy subtitle of Paul Dachslager’s book could be replaced by a more explicit inscription of […]

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Christianity and the Ethnic Suicide of the West

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Several comments on my post “What’s wrong with the Swedes?” mention Christianity as a problem in the dispossession of Whites. I agree that Christianity is part of the problem, but I think there are several difficulties with supposing that it is a root cause of the problem. First and foremost, Christianity was the religion of […]

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Tim Tebow-phobia: Jewish Fear and Loathing of Christianity

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Rabbi Joshua Hammerman has written what I suspect most American Jews feel—that football success for Tim Tebow would be bad for the Jews. Tebow is the very Christian quarterback of the NFL’s Denver Broncos who leads high-profile prayer meetings after football games. Here’s what Hammerman wrote: People are always looking for signs of God’s beneficence, […]

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Ludwig Klages on Judaism, Christianity and Paganism (Excerpts and Aphorisms)

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Translated and edited by Joseph D. Pryce Ludwig Klages Ludwig Klages (1872–1956) was a prominent German philosopher associated with the intellectual movement known as ‘vitalism’ (Biozentrismus).  He seems to have been a solitary child, but he developed an intense friendship with a Jewish classmate named Theodor Lessing, who would himself go on to achieve fame as the […]

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Nietzsche and the Origins of Christianity, Part 2

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Part 2 But Nietzsche’s main contention, and his most controversial conjecture, was this: Christianity as Jewish revenge.  He paints the following picture, to which I have added factual details as we understand them today. Paul could see the growing oppression of the Jews.  They had only limited ability to fight back militarily.  They were increasingly […]