Old Paths Podcast

These are good men fighting the good fight. Ave Christus Rex.

I listened to the episode concerning the excommunication of the heretic Sam Ketcham from the Reformed Presbyterian Church. For those who may not be familiar with the situation, the term “Race Realism” is a phrase used to avoid the obviously negative connotations of “Racism,” while still preaching the same hateful rhetoric of white superiority and the denigration of people who possess larger amounts of melanin. Many of the beliefs espoused by each of the men participating in the episode (including the host of the podcast) would almost be laughable in their absurdity, if they were not likewise so appalling. Make no mistake: these men do not know or preach the love of Christ— their personal “religion” is founded upon the outrageous insistence of their own racial superiority. The only value of such a podcast is the instructive quality of understanding that such “wolves in sheep’s clothing” not only exist inside the established church, but even hold positions of authority. I suppose there is also some comedic value: that a man like Sam Ketcham would pursue ordination in the Reformed Presbyterian Church— a denomination virtually founded upon abolitionism and the pursuit of racial equality— and then express shock and disappointment at being excommunicated for his openly and unapologetically racist beliefs. Mr. Ketcham clearly views himself as belonging to a “superior” race, but in terms of his own career choices, he appears to possess (to use his own parlance) “One Talent Intelligence.”

Although one of them has shoulders so skinny I do kinda get why he’s so angry all the time

The Old Paths podcast is a breath of fresh air, and a godly Christian reminder to honor those who came before us, starting first with our Creator and Heavenly Father—who divided mankind into ancestral families across the earth for our good and for His glory—followed by our own natural fathers, from whom we inherit the temporal dwellings God gave to us and to our posterity, should we continue in that honor. "Remember the days of old; consider the years of many generations; ask your father, and he will show you, your elders, and they will tell you. When the Most High gave to the nations their inheritance, when he *divided* mankind, he fixed the borders of the peoples according to the number of the sons of God." –Deuteronomy 32:7–8 Christ is not coming to redeem a Globalized Babylon of economic zones, nor a Satanic Unity of Man, but to inherit the nations as nations under His design (Psalm 2:8, Matthew 28:19). Praise God for Christian men who understand and boldly preach this in our modern egalitarian antichrist age.