Escaping Gnosticism
06.07.2020
In some foregoing essays we have seen how New England fell into the pit of Gnosticism and how she has dragged the other States down into it with her.
Christianity
Coronavirus and Social Control
03.04.2020
Being of a timid nature myself I would like to precis what I am about to say with a caveat. I am as confused as anyone about the veracity, or not, of the experts’ statistical assessment of this virus and the measures taken to combat it.
The Concern for Beauty in the South
04.02.2020
In the last essay, we spoke only briefly about the Southern commitment to beauty, which is in contradistinction to the general American culture of ugliness. This commitment was not one of the abstract and theoretical kind, however. It manifest
Public Announcement of Episcopal Council of Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro
30.12.2019
In the Public Announcement of Episcopal Council of Serbian Orthodox Church in Montenegro from December 29th 2019 year of the Lord, the reasons for urgent resolving the problems and stopping administrative violence and godless behaviour of the in
The Revolution of the Gnostic Self
15.10.2019
There is an ongoing battle for the body and soul of the coming world order. This battle is fought on many fronts: political, social, cultural, religious.
The Need for Classes in Society
11.10.2019
We have spoken before about the ideal of Yankee America that all people be at least of middle-class status. We did not delve too deeply into the reasons why this is a bad idea at the time, but we will do so now. One of the chief arguments agai
Magna Carta: The Nadir of Politics
Pitirim Sorokin
24.06.2019
The sociologist Pitirim Sorokin (1889-1968) achieved well-deserved acclaim for his grand overview of world history and culture in his four-volume work Social and Cultural Dynamics. It is Prof Sorokin’s argument there and in other similar works
American Gnosticism
29.05.2019
Protestantism was and remains at the center of life in the States, and this means that Gnosticism is also central there, for Protestantism is Gnostic at its core. The Orthodox priest Father Andrew Stephen Damick writes,
Rebuilding Notre Dame Cathedral and Western Culture
01.05.2019
The mourning for Notre Dame Cathedral in Paris began even as the flames were burning. The reaction of Mr Rod Dreher is representative of what many in the West are thinking and feeling about this event:
‘In Heaven, There Is a Kingdom; in Hell There Is Democracy.’
24.04.2019
These are the inspired words of a holy Orthodox priest who reposed in Russia in 1908, St John of Kronstadt. In them, one will find a general rule for politics: Monarchy is the best form of government for mankind, while democratic forms are the
