- King Alfred the Great
Defending Christendom
Defending Christendom with Good Manners
When Alfred the Great was protecting his kingdom against further onslaught from the enemies of Christendom, he built fortifications around his kingdom. What are the walls and fortifications that our Christian civilization has in p...
Christianity under attack in France
Though historically a Christian nation, France has been increasingly hostile to the gospel ever since its revolution. In modern France, Christianity is under attack from a number of different quarters. In this article we explore t...
Review of Hollywood Worldviews, by Brian Godawa
Because we typically watch films to be entertained, it is easy to switch our minds off in front of the set. If a movie is explicitly anti-Biblical, a Christian may sit up and take note that a wrong message is being portrayed. Or i...
The Wisdom of Edmund Burke
The Anglo-Irish statesmen, Edmund Burke, is best known for his stinging critique of the French Revolution. Realizing that ideas have consequences, Burke endeavored to help the citizens of England and France to peer beneath the sur...
The Standard of Alfred the Great
Since the 790s, the Danish Vikings had been using fast mobile armies to raid England’s coasts in search of plunder. Destroying and utterly decimating everything that stood in their way, the Vikings became the terror of the count...
From Rousseau to the Swine Flu Vaccine
Advocates of the Maternal State have long desired to control everything about human society, including your body....
What the Treasury Department is not telling Americans about the National Debt
America’s national debt is larger than the total economies of China, the United Kingdom, and Australia combined....
The Legacy of Thomas Chalmers
Thomas Chalmers was born on 17 March 1780, the sixth child of John and Elizabeth Chalmers, in a small fishing and trading village on the south-east coast of Fife Scotland....
An Historical Perspective to the Health Care Debate
Of all tyrannies, a tyranny exercised for the good of its victims may be the most oppressive. It may be better to live under robber barons than under omnipotent moral busy-bodies. The robber baron’s cruelty may sometimes sleep, ...
Maternal Statecraft (excerpt from the Twilight of Liberalism)
The maternal state is a government that assumes the function of Mother. The maternal state is there to nurture us, to train us, to instruct us, to keep our toys safe, to be guardian of our possessions, to be our tutor in the way o...
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Since the 790s, the Danish Vikings had been using fast mobile armies to raid England’s coasts in search of plunder. Destroying and utterly decimating everything that stood in their way, the Vikings became the terror of the countryside. Far and wide they ranged on stolen hors...
