#OTD February 24, 1455: Johannes Gutenberg completes the printing of the Gutenberg Bible, the first major book produced in Europe using movable metal type. Its publication marked a turning point in history, launching the age of print and eventually the Reformation in the West.

“A writer who says that there are no truths, or that all truth is merely relative, is asking you not to believe him. So don’t. Deconstruction deconstructs itself, and disappears up its own behind, leaving only a disembodied smile and a faint smell of sulphur.” Sir Roger Scruton

The purpose of art was once not to shock or transgress, but to elevate the soul.

Liberal democracy requires a public sphere and a shared information ecology where we might disagree on conclusions but agree on facts, or at least agree on how to disagree. That sphere is dead. Not dying. Dead. What we have now is epistemic balkanization. Everyone lives in their

Andrew Torba The way you can tell this is true is the large percentage of the population who changed exactly zero of their priors after COVID. If all of our institutions worldwide collectively lying to us doesn’t make you question government authority there is literally nothing that will.

“Alright, now attack Iran during Purim, the Jewish holiday celebrating the massacre of 75,000 Persians. Start the attack on the 11th day of the 9th month on the Muslim calendar.” “But sir, won’t that cause people to reconsider who was responsible for 9/11?” “Do it. Make sure

“Intellectuals are naturally attracted by the idea of a planned society, in the belief that they will be in charge of it.” —Roger Scruton

“The kingdom isn’t spread by violence.” Also “Bombing Iran will open a path for the gospel.”

“Beauty matters. It is not just a subjective thing but a universal need of human beings. If we ignore this need we find ourselves in a spiritual desert.” -Roger Scruton

Powerful message. Choose wisely…

[The following post is not intended as commentary on the current military operation in Iran. I will comment on that later. This is a theological point I’ve been thinking about for a while.] One of the things that I believe attracts modern Dispensationalists/evangelicals to the

This is hard to get through people’s heads. We are called far right, but we are very liberal compared to the men and communities that built this civilization— we ought to emulate our forefathers

Shannon Joy Peak Christian Zionist Cringe.

I still can’t get over this. Please realize that if the West falls, they are not only going to take the future away from your kids, they are going to take away the past. They’ll rewrite everything. They’ll erase your ancestors with the stroke of a pen. The ones they don’t erase,

Being "pro-Israel" is an op. Americans were never "pro-Israel" until around the 70s or 80s. Without the legacy media, dispensational theology (also an op), and an intense political lobbying campaign, most Americans wouldn't even think about the modern state of Israel. Part of

“I have found that it is the small everyday deed of ordinary folks that keep the darkness at bay. Small acts of kindness and love.” — J.R.R. Tolkien

Reject the man cave, embrace the study

“It is significant of much that in the seventeenth century members of Parliament quoted from the Bible; in the eighteenth and nineteenth centuries from the classics; in the twentieth century from nothing at all.” G.M. Trevelyan

Timeless advice from the millionaire grandpa…