by David Sims SCIENCE STUDIES the accessible part of the physical world. It examines predictions and proposed truths by experiment, which try to falsify the prediction or the proposition. Science doesn’t seek truth directly, but by the process of elimination, such that, as time goes by, the…

“Nessie,” as the slob press have named her: The New York Post used this artist’s conception to illustrate their 2018 story “Scotland’s plan for when the Loch Ness Monster is caught.” by Revilo P. Oliver ANGELS ARE creations of the imagination; such beings never…

This abandoned Lutheran church in Murdock, Minn., will become a Midwest regional hub for the Asatru Folk Assembly, a Nordic heritage church which reveres the indigenous Germanic gods of Europe. A NORDIC heritage church that Jewish pressure groups call a “White supremacist organization”…

by Luther Williams THE FOLLOWING comparison between the ancient European religions and Christianity is quite illuminating.
EUROPEAN PAGANISM

CHRISTIANITY
Strong ideals of heroism and gaining fame by deeds. Eternal life is the memory of your actions by your descendants throughout the ages.


Shuns…

The real spirit of traditional European religions — and of Cosmotheism — is contained in the blood of our folk wherever it extends through space and time. by Savitri Devi THE GREAT difference between creedal and non-creedal religions lies in the fact that, while the principle of unity…

…and it is my religion. by H. Millard MY RELIGIOUS views are so wrapped up in Whiteism and evolutionary truths and beliefs about evolution and the fact that Whites are a selected kind by the First Cause that I wonder if discrimination against me based on my deeply held religious beliefs would stand…

by David Sims I AM NOT a Christian, but probably the best thing about Christianity is that it inculcates, through its contemporary moral teachings, a degree of conscientiousness into people who need a little external help in behaving morally. Conscientiousness consists of keeping your promises,…

THE CODEX Theodosianus was a compilation of laws of the very late “Roman” Empire, after it had fallen under Christian rule. When the prevailing Christian sect gained state power (and after slaughtering, torturing, and imprisoning leaders and members of rival Christian sects), they…