Identity heritage, culture and Englishness

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The age-old debate about English identity was kicked off again recently by Suella Braverman, a former Conservative Home Secretary and now of Reform UK.  Braverman suggested that whilst she was born in Harrow and could reasonably be defined as British, she would never really be English because of her Asian heritage. The question is what… Continue reading Identity heritage, culture and Englishness

Doug Wilson’s defence of Christian Nationalism

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As we’ve already seen, Wilson doesn’t focus on the term Christian Nationalism, preferring “mere Christendom” but that’s the top level architecture.  Christendom is made up of Christian nations.  Mere Christendom is made up of Christian Nationalisms.  So, Wilson does take time to defend Christian Nationalism.  However, he wants to be clear about what he is… Continue reading Doug Wilson’s defence of Christian Nationalism

Is Globalism the work of the anti-Christ?

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Nationalism tends to present globalism as it’s opposite opponent.  Now at its simplest, globalism is about how everyone is interconnected, politically, economically, culturally so that nations cannot make decisions in isolation.  However, the term is often used pejoratively to suggest that there are those seeking to control the whole world for their own ends.  Those… Continue reading Is Globalism the work of the anti-Christ?