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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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Sacred Roots
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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"...other people, if you choose tradition of Islam, you have the sacred roots. If you choose Catholicism, maybe affected by modernity, but not totally..."
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"...the foundations of the ancient roots of Christianity. You lack the sacred roots. Because the sacred roots of American civilization belong to Europe, belong..."
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"But when you want, when you try to get back to your roots, to your sources, welcome to the Calvinist heretic group of the..."
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"So, and that demands to make some extravagant choices for you, to join Catholicism, to join Islam, to join maybe Orthodox Church, so many...."
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"And now we see around President Trump precisely this fight against everything that still is traditional in the United States. So that is the..."
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