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Every Saturday night at 8:PM Eastern.

CHRISTOGENEA Saturdays at 8:00 PM Eastern

Two Papers by Joseph Goebbels with comments and discussion - 2012-02-04

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William Finck presents and comments on two of the works of Joseph Goebbels: The Racial Question and World Propaganda (1933) and The Creators of the World’s Misfortunes (1945). Later Matthew Ott and Carolyn Yeager help discuss the need for our cause today to produce better propaganda of our own, and to be more proactive in its dissemination.

Addressing Universalism with Pastor Mark Downey - 2012-02-25

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A general discussion addressing the evils of universalism in both mainstream "Christianity" and in Christian Identity, including some comments drawn from Mark's articles, Universalism on Trial (a series comprising three parts to date) and False Brethren. Also discussed was Pastor Don Elmore's A Few Answers to Answers in Genesis.

Translating John 1:11-13 - 2012-03-03

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Christogenea Saturdays - 2012-03-03 - Translating John 1:11-13

If indeed we care about our culture, our race, or our heritage in the first place, we may read the Bible, and other works of our historical literature. From them we formulate a weltanschauung, a world-view, based upon what we believe that those books are telling us. Many of us, too lazy to read and research for ourselves, base our world-views upon the opinions of others, and what they think those books might be saying. It is from this formulated world-view that we judge what is right, and what is wrong. Jacob was blessed, because he followed after the world-view of his parents and his God. Esau was cursed, because he had no care for his heritage and based his actions upon his own judgements. Each of us makes a choice, to be like Jacob, or to be like Esau....

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