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2001: A Space Odyssey Revisited
I made a sort of fun review of 2001 a few poasts ago, entitled “Was the Sky Father an Ancient Alien?” But 2001: A Space Odyssey deserves a serious look…
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The Aryan Household by William Hearn
I must confess, before reading Coulanges’ The Ancient City, I had a very pedantic view of Paganism. I viewed it much how I imagine most modern Pagans…
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Interstellar and The American Pioneer Spirit
Let’s cut to the chase, Dr.
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Was the Sky Father an Ancient Astronaut?
A film review of 2001: A Space Odyssey
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Should You Read Warhammer 40,000?
During much of my writing on the Warrior Religion, many have asked me to check out Warhammer 40,000, or 40k for short. Up till now, I haven’t given it a…
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Gangs of New York: A Masterclass in Psychological Warfare
Yes, good morning.
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Is WG Simpson’s Which Way Western Man? The Most Important RW Book?
“Our supreme need is for a new religion, a religion that is our own, consonant with all the best in our past, equal to all the exigencies of our…
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The Nature of the Warrior in Homer’s Iliad, Book VI
Welcome to BOOK VI, today we will be speaking about two methods of warfare practiced by the Greks in this book that would be heavily looked down upon by…
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And All Is Blood And Rage, Homer’s Iliad Book IV
Book IV is the beginning of the first battle of the Iliad, but before we get to the fighting, we get the comedic element of Zeus setting off his wife…
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The Lordly Savage Rends the Panting Prey, Homer’s Iliad Book III
What we see at the beginning of Book III is your first look at the Trojans.
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Nature We Obey, Homer’s Iliad, Book II
“The immortals slumbered on their thrones above;
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The Wrath of Peleus’ Son, Homer’s Iliad Book I
“The wrath of Peleus' son, the direful spring Of all the Grecian woes, O Goddess, sing !
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