Memory, Technique, and Race

  Most Americans have a special affinity for objective, scientific measuring instruments, even if that instrument is their “reason”. The ability to use instrumental reason to clear the rubbish of centuries away and delve back to the roots is by now reflexive for the North American subject. They love Ockham’s…

The Future Of Progress

Consistent & passionate Protestant critiques of revolution are often hard to find (unless you want to slog through RL Dabney). The scholar Harry Van Dyke informs us, however, that there is a Dutchman swift with his words:

“We are living in a condition of permanent revolution ... revolutions are here…

Degrees of Love

Is the lack of differentation between types of love a precept behind egalitarianism? Is one kind of man nearer to us than another?

Lancelot Andrewes’ catechism (A Pattern of Catehistical Doctrine) on the second table contains an enlightening argument regarding such degrees between men, and…

Van Prinsterer on National Life

Kinists are often taken to task on the basis of our claim that there is a national life (and by extension a racial life), and not merely a tribal life. While it is true that the tribal social organization, being built immediately and directly out of near and intermediate relations…

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