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In their media they push every kind of multiculturalism, multiracialism, deracination, every kind of subtle and not so subtle attacks on our traditions, our history, our sense of pride and self worth.— WHAT REALLY HAPPENED
Early medieval Catholic culture even made a place for Virgil, whose Georgics are the antithesis of deracination.— The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe
What you call deracination among the Hebrews, Eric Voegelin calls the "leap of being" from a cosmological civilization, in which deities are embroiled in the physical world, to a civilization based on transcendance, in which the deities are beyond time and space.— The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe
At least, Brown will put the deracination which is bothering you in a little better context than you seem to present it.— The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe
Where I see Augustine's influence as hurtful is in the deracination from nature and the natural, and in the resulting launch of the Church onto a zealous trajectory of the penitent, ethereal and eschatological.— The Brussels Journal - The Voice of Conservatism in Europe

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