Confederate Heritage Myth Archives

The Confederate Heritage Myth:

The slogan “Heritage Not Hate” disguises a darker truth. Confederate symbols were built on slavery, treason, and the Lost Cause myth. Here’s why clinging to that past poisons the present.

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August 18, 2025

Jerusalem 70 CE: The Year the World EndedOctober 13, 2025
The Book of Revelation arose from the destruction of Jerusalem in 70 CE, not a prediction of the world’s end. John of Patmos transposed the trauma of siege, famine, and fire into visionary language. Its apocalyptic imagery memorializes human grief, later misread as cosmic prophecy fueling fear and obedience.
Yeshua’s Followers: The First BohemiansOctober 10, 2025
Yeshua’s followers lived like early bohemians—sharing bread, wine, and vision on the margins of empire. Their gatherings echoed through centuries of counterculture, from desert feasts to Paris cafés, wherever laughter, song, and shared simplicity dissolved hierarchy and made freedom a living, human act.