The Catholic and Royal Army of America

By S.T. Martin
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Published: April 20, 2012
Words: 25,109 (approximate)
Language: English
ISBN: 9781476440248

Short description

The Catholic and Royal Army of America (CRAA) is a call for an organized political, social, and cultural resistance to the unlawful and blasphemous occupation of our land and of Western Civilization in general by the impious and vulgar secular atheists. This book is an introduction to the Counter-Revolution needed to bring it all about.

Extended description

The Catholic and Royal Army of America (CRAA) is a call for an organized political, social, and cultural resistance to the unlawful and blasphemous occupation of our land and of Western Civilization in general by the impious and vulgar secular atheists. It is a call for a counter-revolution to upend and overturn the primordial Revolution against man and the Kingdom of God that is no more than spiritual anarchy and a new Dark Age. The CRAA is inspired by the Armée Catholique et Royale of the Bocage Vendée region of France during the French Revolution who fought valiantly against the atheistic Revolution and for their faith, their Church, and their Monarchy.

This book is an introduction to the Counter-Revolution needed to bring it all about.

The CRAA is under the co-patronage of St. Joan of Arc and St. Thérèse of Lisieux.

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catholic, monarchy, politics and faith, christendom, catholic and royal army, counterrevolution, separation of church and state, catholic monarchy

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Review by: David H. Keith on April 20, 2012 : (no rating)
Oh, brother. This is the most egregious, self-aggrandizing piece of clap-trap I have had the displeasure to read in a long time. What Martin is doing is nothing less than calling for a Catholic jihad - yet another Crusade and Inquisition. I'm sure the Pope is beside himself with bloody-minded glee.

From his first paragraph, Martin shows his utter ignorance and stilted world-view. "One of the single most profound tragedies...is that one may no longer defend a belief, much less a religion." Oh, really? According to whom? To Martin, and very few others, I'll wager. The whole bloody world is "defending [their] beliefs [and] religion," or has Martin been hiding under a rock the past few decades?

But, wait, it gets better. Martin goes on to condemn his perceived inability to defend his beliefs as "akin to naively, and arrogantly, 'forcing one's personal beliefs' on ohers." He then wastes over 15,000 words trying to do just that, only the beliefs he wants the entire world to have are his.

And so Martin's screed continues. His logic is so skewed as to not resemble any logic system at all. His arguments are either retreads of the Middle Ages or utterly invalid and, indeed, even self-defeating.

This is just what we need in America: another "army" of pseudo-religious fanatic fruitcakes seeking to force the rest of us to believe their poison. What's next, Martin? "Catholic" suicide bombers?

Oh, and make absolutely no mistake, Martin: I am in no way trying to force any beliefs - be they my own or the majority's - onto you. You have the absolute freedom and right to your own beliefs. What you do not have is the right to make me believe them.

If it were possible, I'd give this thing a negative multi-star rating.

David H. Keith
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