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Evolution of neo-Marxist fascism

Wednesday, April 22nd, 2009

Dr Sanity outlines the evolution of leftist strategy.
Read the whole thing.

Human equality and the Bible

Saturday, January 31st, 2009

Vishal Mangalwadi, a Christian who was born and raised in India, says that Barack Obama was elected president because Americans hold a belief that is rare in most other countries—human equality—and Americans believe in human equality because of their Christian heritage.
Thomas Jefferson was wrong about one thing: Human equality is not “self-evident.” Inequality is self-evident.
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The [...]

The Lost History of Christianity: Philip Jenkins

Monday, December 29th, 2008

For well over a thousand years, the world of Christianity looked something like this map, a flower with three petals—Africa, Asia, Europe—centred around Jerusalem. Not until around 1500 did Christianity and Europe become synonymous: Christianity became essentially European and Europe essentially Christian. Before then, the Christian church survived and flourished in Egypt and [...]

Multiculturalism “has become an excuse machine”

Tuesday, November 18th, 2008

William Katz, writing for the American think tank Hudson Institute, argues that multiculturalism has become, in effect, an ideology of the left. For one thing, Westerners are expected—indeed, constantly hectored—to “understand” other cultures, but other cultures are not encouraged to understand ours.
Multicultural ideology is anti-intellectual, amoral, and runs counter to the very idea of [...]