If the diagnosis in the first section made sense, and you have begun to act on it, you may be asking a harder question: what is actually behind this framework? Where does it come from? How confident can we be that it is correct?
The honest answer is that the Powers That Be have ancient and precise roots — and that those roots have names. We have been careful not to use those names until this point, because the system described previously has done a thorough job of making certain names trigger a dismissal reflex before the argument can be heard. If you have read this far, you are ready for the names.
The Names →
What the ancient framework says about the specific powers operating over Britain, their characteristics, and the evidence for identifying them.
Thin Places →
The full theological architecture underneath this site. The divine council, the Word and the Father, the stratified structure of the one God. For those who want to go all the way.
Never Mind Religion — Follow Your Conscience →
A series of essays on the conscience claim for four different readers. No religious commitment required.
The Faith That Was Already Here →
For the person who walked away from British Christianity without knowing what British Christianity actually was. The faith Rome installed was not the original. The original is recoverable.