We must stop blaming political parties, conspiracies, racial groups, capital, labor, or anything else for our troubles. They begin at home. They begin with us. Our national failures are family failures.
In Molech worship, the child was passed over a low fire, or incense burner, before an image of the king, or the god of the state, or some insignia of the state to indicate that the child's life now belonged to the state and could be used at the ruler's will.
By Andrea G. Schwartz, Charles H. Roberts on January 30, 2023
The internet and other media sources bombard and overload us with information, which makes it difficult to discern fact from fiction, and truth from error. This is the subject of this episode of the Out of the Question Podcast.
The revolt of youth in the 1960s began with the anti-familistic and egocentric attitudes of their pious grandparents. When the youth of the 1960s declared, “Never trust anyone over thirty,” they were rejecting first of all their own parents and grandparents.
By R. J. Rushdoony, Nathan Conkey on January 27, 2023
Listen to the excerpt of the audiobook The Institutes of Biblical Law Vol. 3: The Intent of the Law. You can find the entire audiobook in our store along with many others.
Rushdoony held to an idealist perspective of the book of Revelation, which means he did not interpret it as applying to the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 AD. Discover Rushdoony’s idealist approach to John’s apocalypse.
By Mark R. Rushdoony, Martin G. Selbrede, Andrea Schwartz on January 23, 2023
Biblically stated, man can have no other gods before Him; there can be no syncretism. Biblical revelation cannot be mixed with anything else. Yet, we live in an era of syncretism within the church.
