Tuesday, July 16 2013
Author : Macleod Wayne Title : The importance of race in civilization Year : 1968 Link download : Macleod_Wayne_-_The_importance_of_race_in_civilization.zip The lesson of History. For the past 6,000 years the world has been witness to a phenomenal ebb and flow in the affairs of men. From a […]
Monday, July 15 2013
Author : Macleod Wayne Title : The mistake of universalism Year : 2006 Link download : Macleod_Wayne_-_The_mistake_of_universalism.zip History is not the study of general humanity but of nations. No matter what we study about the past it is always couched in some form of nation, but the forms of […]
Author : Macleod Wayne Title : Mind capsule Year : 2004 Link download : Macleod_Wayne_-_Mind_capsule.zip There it sat, protruding from the dry soil, just as Boyd said: a thick copper dome over three meters in diameter, corroded and pitted from the ravages of age. Doctor Niemeyer knew the find must […]
Monday, July 8 2013
Author : Macleod Wayne Title : Logos Cosmotheism A rational religion Year : 2007 Link download : Macleod_Wayne_-_Logos_Cosmotheism_A_rational_religion.zip With most aspects of our lives, when we wish to know whether a particular idea, belief or manner of thinking is correct, we generally take the […]
Author : Macleod Wayne Title : Christianity examined Year : 2006 Link download : Macleod_Wayne_-_Christianity_examined.zip And there is salvation through no one else; for there is no other name under heaven given among men by which we must be saved. (Acts 4: 12). From quotations like the above, the […]
Author : Macleod Wayne Title : Ancestors Year : 2003 Link download : Macleod_Wayne_-_Ancestors.zip “This is the greatest trip you’ll ever take in your lives,” Tom Derringer told his passengers. “It’s the history, the sense of wonder, the feeling of Destiny when you gaze on that plaque for the first […]
Monday, June 17 2013
Author : Macleod Wayne Title : The essence and decadence of civilization Year : 2006 Link download : Macleod_Wayne_-_The_essence_and_decadence_of_civilization.zip Historians have traditionally understood the range of human activity over the millennia to have been 'linear,' meaning that events have […]
