Tag: The Great Fiction

For Cause & Comrades by James McPherson Quick Review Over a century and a half after its conclusion, the Civil…
Source: The Great Fiction – For Cause & Comrades | James McPherson

Discrimination and Disparities by Thomas Sowell Quick Review Discrimination and disparities, as topics, are among the most-discussed issues in modern…
Source: The Great Fiction – Discrimination and Disparities | Thomas Sowell

In a recent appearance on The Rubin Report, economist, social theorist and all around hero Thomas Sowell told host Dave…
Source: The Great Fiction – Thomas Sowell on “Atomistic” Libertarians

As a social virtue, patriotism is today about the least popular concept in Western society. This is in part due…
Source: The Great Fiction – The West Needs Patriotic Libertarians

In his new book, Freedom’s Progress?, philosopher Gerard Casey writes, Christianity gives to the world [in R.W. and A.J. Carlyle’s words]…
Source: The Great Fiction – When Christians Reject Christian Individualism

This weekend, thousands of protesters will descend on Washington D.C. to push for government-enforced gun control. Mass shootings in Las…
Source: The Great Fiction – The Heart of the Gun Control Debate

Intellectuals and Race by Thomas Sowell Quick Review No topic, writes Thomas Sowell, is “more in need of rational discourse…
Source: The Great Fiction – Intellectuals and Race | Thomas Sowell

Another week, another “Donald Trump said” controversy. During a meeting on immigration reform with Senate leaders last week, Trump was…
Source: The Great Fiction – Anti-Trump Hysteria and the Death of Reason

Below is a list of the sources that were used in the series A Non-Interventionist Appraisal of World War II.
Source: The Great Fiction – World War II: A Non-Interventionist Bibliography

On December 24, 1943, President Franklin D. Roosevelt broadcast a Christmas message to Americans. Remarking on his recent conference with British
Source: The Great Fiction – World War II and the Triumph of Non-Interventionism