Like the inexorable push towards mortality, Rod Dreher’s red-pilling inches forward:
The point is to say that the myths that held us together — a common religion, a common history — are badly frayed, and it’s doubtful that they can hold much longer. The darker truth may be that the secular myth of America… may only have been believable in a country where the white tribe dominated — and, in fact, they rationalized their domination by telling themselves that the order they created was just.
At Counter-Currents, I have a longer essay on ‘The Red-Pilling of Rod Dreher’, and various other posts on the aimless drift of Dreher’s Christian humanism & civic nationalism can be found here.
