History/Events
Sykes-Picot
The Sykes-Picot Agreement was a 1916 secret treaty between Britain and France, with the agreement of Russia and Italy, that divided the Ottoman Empire into British and French spheres of influence.
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Theology/Catechumens
Lecture VI
Lecture VI of SAINT CYRIL'S 23 INSTRUCTIONS
History/Elite Theory
Cultural Engineering
**Cultural Engineering** refers to the deliberate process of influencing and shaping the values, tastes, and collective preferences of a society or population from the top down.
Theology/The Ladder of Devine Ascent
The Ladder of Divine Ascent Step 28
Step 28 of THE LADDER OF DIVINE ASCENT
Philosophy/Studies
The Study of American Political Influence - Elites, Interest Groups, and Citizens
A study revealing that **economic elites and organised groups representing business interests exert substantial independent impacts on U.S. government policy**.
History/Elite Theory
Milner Group
(taken from The Anglo-American Establishment)
Theology/Saints
Saint John Chrysostom
History/Events
Military Intelligence and the Jewish Threat
During the first half of the twentieth century, and even into later decades, the highest ranks of United States military leadership and, particularly, Military Intelligence, widely subscribed to beliefs concerning an organised Jewish threat to American society and Western civilisation.
Philosophy/Ideas
Liberalism
The modern political systems governing the West are characterised by a broad **social liberal consensus**. Despite apparent political polarisation, the actual policies enacted by mainstream left and right-wing parties exhibit greater similarity than at any other period since the post-World War II...
Philosophy/Ideas
RAND Corporation
The **RAND Corporation** (Research ANd Development) is recognised as a pioneering think tank, having been established around 1947–1948. Its inception marked it as arguably the first major institution of its kind.
Theology/Heresies
Sola Gratia
_Sola Gratia_, the doctrine asserting that salvation is achieved by grace alone, represents a principal theological tenet of the Protestant Reformation.
Theology/Catechumens