Doug Wilson, Abortion, and Senator Pinckney
This post was penned a few weeks ago but we decided to hold off on publishing out of respect for the mourners and the generally volatile emotional environment immediately post-Charleston.[…]
Sermon: The Guilt of Our Fathers
For those of you who weren't able to attend last Sunday's service at ORCNI, the full transcript of my sermon is now available online. What these texts practically teach is[…]
An Invitation to Readers in Washington, Idaho, and Montana
Faith & Heritage readers within driving distance of northern Idaho should take note that F&H's resident Boer author will be guest-pastoring the Occidental Reformed Church of North Idaho for the[…]
As Christians, we condemn the murders of nine innocent people in Charleston, an act made more heinous by its setting in a church prayer meeting. Mr. Roof appears to be[…]
Against Love-Based Marriages
Hunter Wallace over at Occidental Dissent posted a fascinating review of Stephanie Coontz's book, Marriage, a History. Coontz is a feminist, but in her honest chronicling of what she considers positive[…]
Dutch Traditionalist Rutger Schimmel on Patriotism
In the February 13th edition of the Katholiek Nieuwsblad ("Catholic Newspaper") in the Netherlands, an opinion piece appeared from Dutch traditionalist Roman Catholic historian, Rutger Schimmel, entitled, "Is Patriotism Not[…]
A Nation of Immigrants
One of the favorite lines used by those trying to steal our inheritance and destroy out country is that "America is a nation of immigrants." Based on that fact, we[…]
2015 International Kinist Day of Prayer and Fasting
Two and a half weeks ago, we announced our intention of calling our people to a day of prayer and fasting for our national sins. That day has arrived. If[…]
John Calvin on Prayer and Fasting
As the International Kinist Day of Prayer and Fasting approaches this Thursday, it behooves those of us who will be participating to fix in our minds the purpose and proper[…]
Gnosticism: Then and Now
Gnosticism was a major heresy merging Christian doctrines with Neoplatonist thought which the early church had to battle, particularly in the Eastern Roman Empire. This heresy was initially denounced in[…]
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