The Statist Agenda
November/December 2005
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It is a significant fact that Karl Marx championed equalitarianism while being an elitist. The two go together.
The appeal to patriotism seems almost ubiquitous. We even have an expression to describe the abuse of the patriotic sentiment.
Conspiracy provides the back-story to Biblical history. Out of the serenity of the Garden a cosmic battle ensues between the seed of the woman and the seed of the serpent (Gen. 3:15); and this conflict continues throughout the Biblical narrative at an unabated pace. It’s a saga that is paramount to understanding…
To the surprise of many and the protestations of others, I have been saying for some time that the New World Order Gary Allen and I wrote about in None Dare Call It Conspiracy, and I concluded in the sequel Call It Conspiracy, was dead. The official obituary was written by the French and Dutch voters on May 29th…
In 1965, R. J. Rushdoony moved his family from Palo Alto, California, to the San Fernando Valley. He had been working for two years on a research grant from the Center for American Studies, which was in the process of being dissolved.
In one of my talks at Chalcedon’s recent 40th Anniversary Conference in Georgia, I alluded to a question from a Bay Area atheist group during a telephone interview the month before.
Although oil, medical care, and a few other goods and services have become significantly more expensive in recent years, it has been quite some time since severe inflation has afflicted Americans.
Hurricane Katrina will go down in history as not only the most ferocious and destructive natural disaster to hit America, but also for what it revealed about our social underbelly.
It appears that our police forces in America are changing and that we are developing into a Police State/Surveillance Society. What is the traditional model for police forces in America? Are they in the process of being militarized? If so, for what reason? How can we reconstruct the…
“I’m for letting the South form its own Nation . . . I think they ought to have their own Confederacy.” Who said that? Robert E. Lee? Jefferson Davis? George Wallace?
In 1521 Martin Luther appeared before Emperor Charles V at the Diet of Worms to answer for his teachings. Already excommunicated by the pope and now facing sanctions from the emperor, Luther was ordered to recant.