Genetics and National Churches

Interview with E. Michael Jones on the topic of Genetics, Race, Religion, Ethnicity, Social Engineering and much more. Also available on BitChute.


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Whig Darwinian Metahistory (Sapiens, Metahistory, Metaphysics, and Logos)

Dr. E. Michael Jones, editor of Culture Wars magazine, returns to Our Interesting Times to discuss his “Jewish Fables,” which is a critique of Yuval Noah Harari’s Sapiens: A Brief History of Humankind, a book that is an example of an atheist evangelist using "science" to promote a cosmology that denies Logos and to create a social order based on a ruthless will to power.

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Noah Juval Harari has been hailed by the New York Times as an intellectual titan and thought leader. In reality, he is a broker of obsolete ideas and virulent forms of social control. Harari’s claim that there is no such thing as justice plays into the hands of the oligarchs who promote him. His claim that happiness is nothing more than chemical reactions in the brain makes him a willing executioner of the Sackler family, creators of Oxycontin and the main culprit responsible for the current opioid epidemic. Jewish Fables exposes Harari as the prophet of failed ideas.

How Evolution Produced the New Atheism

Dr. E. Michael Jones is writing a book about the History of Logos and the Logos of History. In this interview he discusses a portion of that book that appears in the October 2017 issue of Culture Wars magazine. He addresses the role evolution played in the rise of the new atheism, especially with the publication of Charles Darwin's book: "The Origin of Species by Natural Selection." Dr. Jones argues that it is irrational to argue from evolution to atheism. You can not get something from nothing. How did the first something get here? is a question the new atheists avoid.

Darwin's bulldog, Thomas Huxley had a grandson Aldous Huxley who spilled the beans when he said: "There was one admirably simple method of confuting these people (Christians) and at the same time justifying ourselves in our political and erotic revolt: we could deny that the world had any meaning whatsoever." Dr. Jones asserts: "Denial of God is the purpose of evolution in the first place."