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Book Reviews Reports

Augustine of Hippo

Augustine’s work enabled Christianity to successfully transit from the ancient work of Rome into the fragmented new world of medieval Europe.

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Book Reviews Editorial Videos

Who was Friedrich Nietzsche?

Alain deBotton, like most readers of Nietzsche, was unable to latch onto a unifying thread or theme so he divides his large chapter on Nietzsche into 23 sub section that are basically stand alone commentaries strung together loosely with one Nietzschean idea, namely that success grows out of misery, appearing most frequently.

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RSN Pick of the Day

General Overview of the Koran

Part 1 General Overview of the Koran – Its History, Its Organization, etc. Part 2 The Koran’s View of Judaism and Islam’s Claim to be the Only Authentic Abrahamic Religion Part 3 Christianity’s Intellectual Defense Part 4 Twenty-Four Additional Points About the Koran Part 5 Concluding Thoughts on the Koran and Islam —— Part 1 of 5 ——   History, […]

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US Opinion and Editorial

Is it time for Irish Americans to say to African Americans “enough already, we’ve both had it rough”?

The blacks in America have a terrible history. Coming here as slaves in the early 17th century and remaining largely in that state until the mid 19th century. Slavery was followed by a century of oppressive segregation which didn’t end till the middle of the twentieth century. However, the Irish American experience, which grows out […]

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Culture Wars

Ivanka Trump’s use of “Sojourners” to Describe Four Great Lives Says a lot

As black history month dawned on Feb.1st, Ivanka tweeted “we celebrate heroes like Harriet Tubman, Rosa Parks, and Dr. Martin Luther King Jr. who were sojourners for freedom – and we resolve to continue to bring greater equality, dignity, and opportunity to all Americans, regardless of race or background” She has received a lot of […]

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Book Reviews Politics US

Review – American Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our Nation’s Character

American Betrayal: The Secret Assault on Our Nation’s Character by Diana West Reviewed by Hugh Murray This book is a more or less chronological review of the infiltration of socialist and collectivist ideas into the American character from 1933 through the present. Breitbart: “West’s ‘American Betrayal’ Will Make History”   Note: This review mentions many proper […]