@epekeina0 ‘Well you see, a dolphin clearly exhibits the capacity for reason, and is thus created in the image of God, and would thus be capable of marriage according to the Catechism of the Catholic Church’
They were rapidly industrializing which would've no longer incentivized keeping them in the country after the war seeing as they were deeply inspired by racialism, at worst you can say the odds of slaves being deported were about the same. The confederacy adopted a form of industrial war socialism during the war, it is Yankee capitalism that has only further incentivized the importation of foreigners. The way he talks is almost like he has deluded himself for a second into thinking we live in this imaginary based timeline when they were all sent back. It shows how American Liberal Nationalism is based on a fantasy and rejection of reality.
The Confederacy in reality was the affirmation of a rooted aristocratic identity against the tentacles of money. Nick is fond of quoting Spengler yet seems to ignore that Spengler viewed the soiled-peasantry as resistant against the urban forces of cosmopolitan Anglo-democracy which is explicitly how the Dixie viewed themselves as a Norman Aristocracy. The SS viewed the restoration of Germany as also being rooted in a similar German peasant identity. The very hick negrified culture he mocks is a product of reconstruction which extended political rights to freed negroes who would run rampant in the south leading to the creation of the KKK. It is the north who are to blame for destroying the south and turning them into what they are now.
Me: Man, Pete. I've had such a rough day.
St. Peter: Hey man, suffering can be a blessing! You know, Christ suffered for the world.
Me: Yeah, that's true.
St. Peter: Then He went to preach in spirit jail.
Me: wait, what?
Peter: Anyway, Baptism saves.
@JustinusRomanus Bridal theology must develop in accordance with the teachings of the Holy and Ecumenical Second Vatican Council, these are necessary growing pains.
One thing that isn't realised enough is traditional Islam views prophets as theophanies of their version of the Logos, which they call various things: the Breath of God, the Perfect Being, the Reality of Muhammad, the Light of Muhammad, etc. There are traditions where Muhammad says ''I was a prophet when Adam was between water and clay'', or things like that. It's not exactly like a Christian Logos Christology and it isn't very incarnational, it's more akin to a combination of Arianism and Nestorianism where the Muhammadan Light is the mirror of God and the locus of His 99 Names and then this Light is subsequently mirrored again in theophanic human prophets, consummately Islam's founder, Muhammad. You wouldn't know about this tradition, tho, because the Muslim personalities that get the most press online are Salafis somehow connected to Saudi money or some such. 🐯
"Praised be You, my Lord, through Sister Pacha mama,
who sustains us and governs us and who produces
varied fruits with coloured flowers and herbs."
- St. Francis of Assisi
I've noticed that an alarming amount of dissidents who claim some form of fascism or Nazism have free-market capitalist tendencies. I think it's important that we solve this phenomenon
Yesterday, @USCCB consecrated our nation to the Sacred Heart of Jesus.
Today, as we celebrate the Solemnity of the Most Sacred Heart, I will introduce a resolution to officially recognize that great sign of Our Lord's love.
Let’s reclaim June for Jesus’ Sacred Heart 🧵
In the U.S., “left wing” just means your sexual degeneracy is more important to your character than your nihilism, and “right wing” just means your nihilism takes precedence over your sexual degeneracy. These terms have no other connection to any philosophic or political theory.