The Feminine Nature of Nationalism
Think & Reform
In this episode of Think and Reform, Luke begins by examining a 1999 University of Chicago study on the long-term influence of women’s suffrage on the expansion of civil government and how those findings inform modern nationalist goals. He also introduces a brand-new segment, “Ask a Theonomist,” where he tackles a complex listener question: how would a corporation owned by the Chinese Communist Party function within a theonomic state? To close, Luke addresses recent social media interactions with contrary nationalists and concludes with some insightful observations from R.J. Rushdoony.
