The Dominion Podcast

The tragedy of Tumbler Ridge was not a random event. It was the consequence of a collective promotion and toleration of destructive lies. We should mourn the victims, and take responsibility by repudiating lies wherever they are found.

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Recently, the ruling class has again insinuated that loyalty to one’s nation requires absolute obedience to the State, even to the point of armed conflict against friends. This raises the question of whether or not the State and the nation are synonymous, and if loyalty might actually require dissent at times. Join Alex and Jeremy as they discuss the necessity of loyalty, and how it is to be given in a world filled with various relationships.

Canada is in the midst of a sustained identity crisis. The re-forging of a national identity cannot be top-down; it must begin around the dinner table of families who put their faith in Christ.

Groen Van Prinsterer (1801-1876) made the observation that revolutions, rightly understood, are the manifestation of unbelief. They are not pursuits of justice and equality as they claim, but rather, the opposite. Christians should resist the revolution, and instead proclaim the absolute authority of Jesus Christ.

A man is characterized by specific qualities which correspond to his created purpose. One of those qualities is the character to face trouble with faith.

The Dominion Minute

Our effectiveness in the fight of faith is determined, in part, by our ability to prioritize when and where we fight.

While the multicultural ethos demands we honour every tradition as equal, Christians must insist on the cultural supremacy of Christmas. The reason? Christ is superior, and Christmas is a celebration of Him.

Alex jumps on the pod to briefly discuss the recent treachery of Michael Ma, and why calls to loyalty and duty are hypocritical. If we reward treachery, and punish loyalty, we will be surrounded by traitors.

Jeremy and Alex discuss the worldly belief that winning only happens through the accumulation of power and influence, and how this pagan idea presently resides in many on the Right. Christians should seek to win the world for Christ, of course. But gaining power in not necessary when we take into consideration one vital reality: Christ. Show Sponsor: Resistance Coffee Co.

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This week Jeremy and Alex are joined by Jacob Leeming to discuss his recent article, Wicked Lips and Mischievous Tongues at dominionpress.ca. The reason young men are being drawn to evil and deceitful teaching is because they lack godly character. The popularity of liars is an indictment on their listeners. Faithful Christians must get used to being a faithful minority in a crooked generation, and trust Christ to overcome through the gospel.

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