Contra Mundum

We are pleased to be joined by Raw Egg Nationalist (@Babygravy9).

We discuss food, health, fitness, masculine vitality, and international politics.

Just how much did Elon Musk (and Candace Owens and Tucker Carlson) shift the discourse on Israel, Zionism, and anti-white race hatred?

Christian Nationalism is here to stay. What should we do to protect our vision and keep it from being watered down?

The Nicene Creed was composed at a council called by a Christian Prince, the first Christian Emperor of Rome, Constantine I.

Constantine used the power and resources of the state to legalize the Christian religion and then to gather the leadership of the church to settle doctrinal controversy.

The Nicene Creed, one of the core confessional statements throughout the history of the church is inherently anti-pluralistic. Its very composition was out of an environment where the ruling power was explicitly Christian.

Can those who oppose Christian Nationalism, and the desire for Christians to wield political power as Christians in good faith confess this creed?

We discuss this question and ancient Christian politics with the poaster, The Other Paul.

All about No Enemies On The Right.

What was your favorite Mike Pence memory?

The Robert E. Lee Humiliation Ritual

Matthew Pearson fills in for CJay as we react to Owen Strachan's recent talk condemning the dangerous specter of kinism that is apparently about to overtake the evangelical world.

BUCKLE UP!

"There are decades where nothing happens, and there are weeks where decades happen." -Vladimir Lenin

Israel is about to launch of full-scale invasion into Gaza in response to Hamas' attack. We discuss the intense propaganda aimed at American Christians, what the conflict will likely look like, the greater geo-political ramifications, and what the future holds both for the region and for America.

How will the Regime come to its end? Will there a sudden collapse, a drawn-out period of decline, or centuries of tyrannical dominion?

We discuss the second half of Michael Anton's "Unprecedented" article and ponder what the future holds, both over the next year and the near future.

With the recent social media phenomenon of women finding out how often men think about Ancient Rome, the ubiquitous comparisons between late-imperial Rome and the dying American Empire have appeared.

It is a good time to revisit this article by Michael Anton which has aged extremely well: https://archive.ph/zsTNV

What if there is no clear historical analog to give us a roadmap for our future? What if our situation is entirely unprecedented in world history?