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[/size][/font] [/size][/font] Coy, no not really. I just didn't have the information present. http://www.nationalreview.com/articles/221780/romneys-radical-roots/mark-hemingway I don't agree with everything in the next piece. The author clearly has an axe to grind against a modern movement...

Two cats, two corgis.

The question is then is this: how responsible are the progenitors of revolutionary ideas are for the atrocities committed by their adherents? I suppose it would have to be judged on a case by case basis.

Thank you, Tullius! I particularly enjoyed the last line "I believe that only through fighting evil in all forms do we become noble." Anyway, from what I can see his label as "Christian" is simply without merit. He didn't have a really strong belief in God, just a general cultural admiration...

Even if the world was Christian...

Interesting discussion on socialism and its compatibility (or there lack of) with Christianity. Christianity has done an interesting dance with state collectivism. Liberation theology has been a major driving force for socialism in Latin American countries. Lutheranism has, supposedly...

A NRO article about Mitt Romney's declared admiration for him long, long ago. Well, it is pretty hard to participate in interviews when you are dead.

Skousen is a tad suspect. As a general rule, I don't trust anyone affiliated with the John Birch Society.

This helped me tremendously: http://dougsaunders.net/2011/07/political-thinking-anders-behring-breivik/

Oh yes. Religiously active voters and politicos are a key "platoon" (as Burke put it) in our society. Their input is needed or else they will eventually be chained by those who love power. That said, there is a line Christians must tread while confronting different ideologies. Too often do I...

That this comes as no surprise merely reflects the sad state of pop culture.

Yet so typical of ideologues.

New wave, the modern incarnation of new wave (killers), garage rock, classical.

Reading this, I wonder if it was not a bit of both. Perhaps both the US and USSR desired European unification for different ends. Where can I read further on a USSR fostered EU? I'm only familiar with the dreams of Truman, Eisenhower, and Kissinger. The EU project definitely sticks of...

Fundamentalist, as I have seen it defined, is mainly a belief in complete orthodoxy and orthopraxy in response to a certain set of beliefs. That, I suppose, could make someone radical if the term radical is strictly defined. If I had to hazard a guess though, your question has more to do with...

Supposedly snakes are the most reviled of all creatures. People will pull over for the soul purpose of killing a snake. As for me, any species that, by and large, has less than two legs or more than four can stay away from me.

This forum is very impressive. A good array of subforums, an interface that actually looks like it was made post 2005, and what looks to be an intelligent community of believers. I am looking forward to the journey ahead.