Comments on: Free Money and Loose Women

By: B.J.

B.J. — Tue, 30 Sep 2008 21:39:01 +0000

I thought author’s view was that like the White Confederates endorsing slavery, Blacks ar evoting for Obamanation merely because of race. He thougth that was sinful. He took a jab at Dabney and Thornwell by arguing that they only endorsed slavery because they were White, despite their bibilical arguments. I had a discussion with him on my blog about it.

By: admin

admin — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 16:01:52 +0000

So “black Confederates” are voting for Obama. There was a sizable Kinist contingent at Robert E. Lee’s 200th birthday in Lexington, VA. The SCV turned out a big crowd that marched from Stonewall’s grave to Washington & Lee College, where Lee is buried. And this huge crowd, gathered around the Stonewall monument, had to endure a speech from some SCV egghead about how there was a man in Lexington who didn’t want to teach black children how to read, but Stonewall taught them how to read the Bible, and those black children donated some money to help erect the monument. The point of the speech was lost on us, but its basic message was that blacks loved the Confederacy. A friend of mine blurted out, at the top of his voice, “And look around, so many of them showed up today!” You could have heard a pin drop. It was fantastic. There wasn’t a black face in the crowd, of course. The blacks in town were all gearing up to march in the MLK parade two days later. What should have been a wonderful occasion was marred by whiter-people who can only feel good about themselves if they can find approval from strangers. And it all stems from the never-ending denial of race reality and the tenacious hope that we can teach strangers to unite around our own unique white characteristics. One of those characteristics happens to be the weakness of individualism, which blacks do not share.

By: B.J.

B.J. — Mon, 29 Sep 2008 12:18:15 +0000

I thought you guys might like seeing this.

http://triablogue.blogspot.com/2008/09/black-confederates.html

Laughable stuff.

By: Fr. John

Fr. John — Sat, 27 Sep 2008 17:10:39 +0000

.”the right to mount the sanctified bema of her own quiet hearthstone…”

This is astounding. This is a direct corollary of the Orthodox POV regarding the area behind the iconostasis in an Orthodox Church’s Altar, as the ‘bema’. That the Orthodox vestments are almost directly copied from the OT High Priesthood, and that their Churches are called ‘Temples,’ is something overlooked by many who lump pagan Roman ‘Catholi-schism’ with the Orthodox. But this statement, as well as the one leading off today’s blog by Rushdoony, is worth its’ weight in gold.

In the Orthodox Wedding Ceremony, the couple are crowned with crown, and are marched around the Altar, behind the Icon screen for the ONLY time in a woman’s life. For she is as Eve in the Garden at that moment, and the Church has recognized her high calling since the early days. So, too has this author, in that statement. Amazing.

Bravo. I will read, mark, learn, and inwardly digest this book, even get a copy for my library if I can.
Thank you.