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04 Aug Will of Gods Pneuma Will of Gods On some level, every modern man is an unbeliever. This is no less true of the man kneeling beneath a crucifix than of the Thunder Over Golgotha · 7 min read 13 Jun From Ghedh to Aretē to Virtus: part II Pneuma From Ghedh to Aretē to Virtus: part II In part 1, we traced the great moral inversion from ghedh to God. We considered the ancient sense of goodness not as softness, pity, Thunder Over Golgotha · 10 min read 01 May Power and Dominion are Taken by the Will ethos Power and Dominion are Taken by the Will There is a curious immunity granted to excess. Whispers an unwelcome truth and you'll be viewed as a conspirator. Declare it beneath Colonial · 4 min read 31 Mar To Love Life and War ethos To Love Life and War A few days ago my teenage daughter asked me why there doesn't seem to be any great modern philosophers. She's Colonial · 5 min read 26 Mar Your Values Aren't Monotheistic Pneuma Your Values Aren't Monotheistic Western Christianity was never received upon an empty field. It entered societies that were already ordered by kinship, honor, hierarchy, and memory. When modern Thunder Over Golgotha · 5 min read 09 Mar The Wolf-God and His Pack: Odin, the Männerbund, and the Divine Origin of Sovereign Societies Pneuma The Wolf-God and His Pack: Odin, the Männerbund, and the Divine Origin of Sovereign Societies There is a species of modern man who, having been schooled in the comfortable opinion that civilization arose gradually from the soil, through agriculture, Thunder Over Golgotha · 9 min read 21 Feb Epstein Defiled Your Most Sacred Values and You Will Do Nothing ethos Epstein Defiled Your Most Sacred Values and You Will Do Nothing Commitment of this order is not sentimental. Colonial · 6 min read 21 Feb Running Encrypted Chat for Small Groups techne Running Encrypted Chat for Small Groups For a community that intends to build clandestinely rather than merely chat. Colonial · 4 min read 07 Feb The Architecture of Clandestine Fraternities Through History ethos The Architecture of Clandestine Fraternities Through History "Three may keep a secret, if two of them are dead." — Benjamin Franklin, Poor Richard's Almanack, 1735 The student of Thunder Over Golgotha · 15 min read 31 Jan Allegiance ethos Allegiance If any man is going to have sovereignty, he will not get it alone. Colonial · 4 min read
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