Cultural Analysis

  Living in Kentucky where slavery was legal, Harriet Elisabeth Beecher Stowe, (1811-1896) author of Uncle Tom’s cabin: Life among the Lowly, was exposed to the nature of slavery and its negative ramifications on black Americans and the rest of society. Her faith in Jesus Christ, her increasing understanding of the evils of slavery from the testimony of escaped slaves and …

  The rise of totalitarianism in modern societies happens in nations where Marxism first is infused into society. It is a must to create Marxist repressive revolutions that bring fear and terror into the population and thereby silence political opposition in order to fundamentally alter the whole culture and the social fabric of the nation. The Marxist Left produces Totalitarianism: …

  Today we are told so many lies by the elite atheist propaganda machine, that many simply do not know how important Christian philosophy, ethics and religious thought was for the success of Western civilization. But historical facts are hard to deny. For example, it was British Christians who campaigned for the ending of slavery, as I point out in …

  The Vikings were once the sworn enemies of Christendom. Within two centuries, however, most Vikings had adopted the religion they once despised, leaving pagan Norsedom in the ashes. This is remarkable transformation baffles modern scholars, and begs the question: how could Europe’s most notorious raiders become such ardent believers? Was it for power, riches – or a genuine, heartfelt …

  The Viking warrior king of Norway, Harald Hardrada (1015 – 1066) commander in Constantinople, lived a spectacular life.  The Viking age in Scandinavia (750 to 1050 AD) fostered a warrior and tradesman culture in Europe that led to a massive expansion, even to America and into Iraq. The Vikings populated Normandy in France and their descendants conquered England in …

  The Viking culture is spectacular in its remarkable shift from Norse religion to embracing Christianity, as their famous kings set out to Christen Scandinavia and abolished the Viking customs of keeping slaves, leaving babies out for the wolves to kill, human sacrifices and much more. This shift is explored in the Herland Report articles about this topic. The Viking …

  The old Viking culture was famously expanding from the time period of 750 till 1100 AD. As tradesmen, warriors and farmers, they became known all across Europe as fierce men and women who were greatly feared. The Viking cradle of Odin: The Viking culture is spectacular in its remarkable shift from Norse religion to embracing Christianity, as their famous …

  One of the best-known sociologists and intellectuals in the world, Peter L. Berger (1929-2017) strongly believed that the cultural trend of modernity would cause religion to decline. Then he had a mid-career transformation and dramatically changed his view. Berger admitted that he was wrong when assuming that a modern society automatically would lead to religious alienation. Atheists renounce atheism: …

  The UK Telegraph reported “Joe Biden’s America is splitting at the seams.”  The article reported results of a new survey of Americans undertaken by the National Opinion Research Center and the Wall Street Journal.  The survey finds startling declines in Americans faith in America, their communities, religion, and a sharp drop in patriotism.   The American collapse of traditional values: Americans …

  I think it was white liberals who deracinated the white ethnicities and destroyed Western civilization.  I think civilization was destroyed because liberals based their demands for reforms on denunciation of existing society.  Decades of denunciation undermined confidence. I once offered this explanation: The liberals’ stress on social purification flows from an inconsistency in the intellectual foundation of Western civilization, writes Dr. …