Category Archives: Culture war

Academia Embarrasses Itself…Again

Article by J.B. Shurk.

Extract:

It is such an odd time to be alive. In the halls of government and academia, nonsensical beliefs masquerading as “truth” run rampant. Within these wonderlands of delirium, two ideas are so sacrosanct that they cannot be questioned: (1) using any kind of energy other than those available during the Middle Ages causes catastrophic “climate change”; and (2) mass immigration and “multiculturalism” strengthen a society. Consequently, university professors and government ministers expect us to believe two preposterous things. First, unless we pay carbon taxes and allow bureaucrats to centrally manage the economy, we will all die. Second, unless we replace Western civilization with other civilizations, we are all bigots.

The Dark, Logical Conclusion of Atheism That Elites Won’t Admit

What happens when the foundational ideas of modern society are proven to be completely fraudulent? Eric Metaxas exposes how highly influential figures like Sigmund Freud, Margaret Mead, and Alfred Kinsey pumped fundamentally flawed and harmful ideas about human nature into the mainstream. Even though their research has been thoroughly discredited by subsequent scholarship, the corporate media and modern textbook publishers actively protect their legacy because the narrative aligns with what secular culture wants to believe.

10-minute video here.

Thomas Carlyle’s ‘Past & Present:’ How The Decline of the West Started Centuries Ago

The War on Beauty posted this 23-minute video. And writes in the description:

“Thomas Carlyle’s ‘Past and Present’ is one of the most unique books I have ever read. It is a prophetic look at the root causes of what was beginning to tear down the core of specifically English, but ultimately European, society. With growing atheism, idleness and Dilettantism, and mammon-worship, Europe went from Heroic and True to Un-Heroic and living in a “sham,” in just a few short centuries–a reality which is only just coming into full fruition now.”

See also: Thomas Carlyle for Beginners: Where to Start (35 minutes).