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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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.
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 […]
A Fighter Pilot’s Perspective Of The Air War Over North Vietnam Col. Tom Snodgrass (Ret.), Right Side News Thud Pilot Vic Vizcarra THUD PILOT PRODUCTIONS Ordering Information – http://www.lulu.com/spotlight/ThudPilot Full Disclosure I must tell the reader that Col Vic Vizcarra was a former Air Force colleague, neighbor, and has been a personal friend for forty […]
Only The Blind And The Stupid Can’t See It By Col. Tom Snodgrass (Ret.), Right Side News Samuel Huntington’s Thesis In 1993 the late Harvard professor of political science, Dr. Samuel P. Huntington, published an article, “The Clash of Civilizations?,” that has provoked continuing heated controversy in both the academic world and in the halls of […]