Dugin argues Americans seeking traditional roots face a tragic inheritance: evangelical, Mormon, dispensationalist, Masonic, and Christian Zionist formations rather than ancient sacred roots.
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Dugin argues Americans seeking traditional roots face a tragic inheritance: evangelical, Mormon, dispensationalist, Masonic, and Christian Zionist formations rather than ancient sacred roots.
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"That is the kind of theology of capitalism, and I think that Max Weber has shown that in his sociological framework, and Werner Sommer..."
"When you are evangelical or Mormon or dispensationalist, you are obliged to create something imaginary, something completely out of the real relations to the..."
"But when you want, when you try to get back to your roots, to your sources, welcome to the Calvinist heretic group of the..."
"So, and that demands to make some extravagant choices for you, to join Catholicism, to join Islam, to join maybe Orthodox Church, so many...."
"And now we see around President Trump precisely this fight against everything that still is traditional in the United States. So that is the..."
"...Well, so what's the solution? You also said that you think American tradition is rotten to the core. And I don't want to believe..."
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