R. J. Rushdoony

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Imitation

SEPTEMBER 01, 1973 by R. J. RUSHDOONY

Imitation of the idle rich, while despising productivity and abundance, is a form of mass suicide.

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The Family

JULY 01, 1973 by R. J. RUSHDOONY

Strong families are essential to a strong society. Yet, the family is under attack and a process of erosion is evident.

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Reservation Fever

AUGUST 01, 1964 by R. J. RUSHDOONY

The Reverend R. J. Rushdoony, from his work among American Indians, has seen the difference between a medicine man and a chief.

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Book Review: Americas Concentration Camps: The Facts about Our Indian Reservations Today by Carlos B. Embry

JULY 01, 1956 by R. J. RUSHDOONY

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