I argue that patterns demand conclusions, that liberal democracy's weaknesses were deliberately exploited, that Christian civilization has been specifically targeted, and that the refusal to even ask these questions is not sophistication but surrender. Christ is King, His enemies are our enemies, and no rhetorical sleight of hand will convince us to remain silent. Support the show
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I argue that patterns demand conclusions, that liberal democracy's weaknesses were deliberately exploited, that Christian civilization has been specifically targeted, and that the refusal to even ask these questions is not sophistication but surrender. Christ is King, His enemies are our enemies, and no rhetorical sleight of hand will convince us to remain silent. Support the show
What if a nation isn’t a set of slogans but a living inheritance you carry in your bones? We open with a stark claim: American identity grew from sacrifice layered over generations—soldiers who crossed oceans, miners and ironworkers who built at great cost, families who buried their dead in the soil they called home. From that lineage-first vantage point, we ask whether a civic creed alone can hold a country together when times turn hard, or whether belonging requires deeper ties of memory, c...
Parallel Polis Podcast
I argue that patterns demand conclusions, that liberal democracy's weaknesses were deliberately exploited, that Christian civilization has been specifically targeted, and that the refusal to even ask these questions is not sophistication but surrender. Christ is King, His enemies are our enemies, and no rhetorical sleight of hand will convince us to remain silent. Support the show
