This was a fascinating conversation with French author Laurent Guyénot, who took me through the Roman Empire, Paganism, Christianity, and 'the Jewish wars against Rome'—adding that the West was built on Greco-Roman foundations, not Christian values.
Dustin Nemos seems to provoke strong reactions from everybody — even banks have shut down his account. What’s he saying that’s so dangerous?
There are numerous versions and most contain translational discrepancies arising from deliberate and deceptive agendas.
She is a Lebanese journalist with a deep understanding of the relationship between Christians and Muslims in the Levant.
Many people are unaware of him, yet his Satanic legacy profoundly influences Western society, particularly in entertainment.
Christianity and the West are intertwined, and Islam aims to bring both to their knees, argues author Raymond Ibrahim.
The first book of the Bible provides the racial context of biblical genealogies and Abraham’s covenant. So who’s it relevant to?
A not-so-hidden history where fallen angels, giants, and secret societies conspire to control humanity. And the crazy thing is that it's quite literally in the Bible, specifically in the book of Genesis. Most people just skip over it, for some reason.
David Kurten is worried about the future of Europe and believes that a return to its cultural roots, including traditions and Christianity, is desirable.
William Finck argues that a proper study of the Bible clearly shows that Jesus didn't come to Earth for everybody. Which means that, if true, who did he come for? Who are God's people, then?
Stephen Wolfe argues that Christians sharing the same location and culture should preserve and build their community.
Imagine if Earth were around 6,000 years old, that evolutionary theory is nonsense, and that dinosaurs existed alongside humans.
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