Christogenea Projects

About the Comparet Project at Christogenea.org

We at Christogenea have always had a deep admiration for Bertrand Comparet. We learned more about Christian Identity from him than from any other of its early expositors, and the keen interest his papers sparked in us were a large factor in the motivation behind our own studies. However we cannot idolize the man - or any other man - and therefore we must also recognize his errors once they become apparent. While we have a deep respect for the work of Mr. Comparet, we must also express our disagreement with him in some areas.

Comparet maintained that there were two creations of man by God as described in Genesis 1:26-28 and then in Genesis 2:7. He used the arrangement of these Scriptures in order to rationalize the existence of the various races of men here on the earth. We strongly disagree. For the Hebrew terms used in these passages certainly describe the creation of one race only, the Adamic race, known to us today as the White or Caucasian. For more information please see the Christogenea Overview at our main website. 

Comparet was also a pre-millenialist, imagining that Revelation Chapter 20 describes a future reign of Christ to be upset by His enemies after a thousand years. We also strongly disagree with this, and our opinions are expressed in a program on Revelation Chapter 20 with William Finck and Clifton Emahiser found at Christogenea.org. This belief led Comparet into obvious conflict with himself in his otherwise excellent commentary on the Revelation, to be found here and which is also on Clifton Emahiser's website, in Part 14 of that series.

Yet aside from our differences, and there are several smaller ones besides those which are described here, we feel that Bertrand Comparet's work certainly is worth preserving and sharing, so here it is. If our readers are aware of any of Comparet's work which is not archived here, but available, please let us know and we will do our best to add it to this collection.

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Praise Yahweh! 

William Finck

Christogenea.org

Christogenea offers senior members of our Forum a website to post and share files, whether they be PDFs, Audio Recordings, Videos etc. There is really no way to browse the site, but sometimes we put interesting posts on its front page.

Christogenea εν Γλωσσαις or Christogenea in Tongues is a new website presenting Christian Identity articles and sermons from William Finck, Clifton Emahiser and others. Currently it contains 215 articles in Afrikaans, Deutsch, Español, Française, Íslenska and even one article in Polskie.We hope to add many more in the future! Thank you to all of our friends who have made this project possible. Praise Yahweh!
 

Clifton A. Emahiser's Watchman's Teaching Ministries Official Website

The Dixie Site project at Christogenea.org

This website was originally made for our good friend Jerel Mosley. We add to it whenever we can. 

John844.org Several years before I could start a website, I had told Clifton that when I did, it would be named John844.org. However, some time later, the term Christogenea came to me, as well as the synonym Christogenos, and when I got home in December of 2008, not quite a month later I started Christogenea.org. Clifton liked the name Christogenea, but one day he joked with me about this name. So here it is. Only a few articles are posted here, some of them mere copies from Christogenea. But I always hope to be able to expand it one day...  

Lithobolos.net - Throwing Stones at the Devil

Lithobolos is where we post a lot of items that may deserve to be brought to the attention of our kindred, but which are either too disgusting or just not scholarly enough to be posted here at Christogenea. However it is also a place where we simply get to poke fun at the enemies of our God, and sometimes also at ourselves.

Many Christogenea services and resources are described and made accessible through Christogenea.net.

Several other Christogenea projects, which were in use either in the past or hopefully, if Yahweh wills it, will be more useful in the future:

The Christogenea Archive contains podcasts from our old association with the infiltrator who goes by the pseudonym "Eli James".

ChristReich, a second home for our 2011 commentary on the Revelation.

CIPedia.org is a project we continually hope to spend time with soon. 

Additionally, Christogenea hosts and has developed sites for many of our friends and fellow-workers, but the content found at these websites has been produced by and belongs to them, of course:

Truthvids.net

LionofPatmos.org (Coming soon!)

Christian Identity Activists, from the makers of the Handbook Against Heresies for Identity Christians.

The Fellowship of God's Covenant People.

Mark Downey's Kinsman Redeemer website. May our good friend rest in peace! Another project we created for Mark is: Free Kurtis Monschke. Mark was an excellent painter of realistic wildlife and natural outdoors scenes. Find some of his work at Mark Downey Art.

Materials from Heretical are found at Heretical.us.

SacredTruthMinistries.org 

AncientHeritageFoundation.net

CarolynYeager.net and the Wilhelm Kreissmann Archive. Other projects from Carolyn are Elie Wiesel Cons the World and Jan27.org. 

Expel the Parasite, Brett Light's excellent blog. Christine Miller, who unfortunately could never send us any more materials.

The following websites are hosted at Christogenea, but we cannot take credit for their development, nor for the vast majority of the materials posted there. 

Israelect.com (Owned by William Finck since 2012).

IsraeliteWatchmen.com (Owned by William Finck since 2012, this site was originally conceived and developed by Jerel Mosley, however Jerel was too ill to finish it.)

Neues Europa - A huge site about the NS Ideology, art and politics - in 20 European languages

Bombenterror

NS Tribuna

Der Stürmer

Der Führer

9november.org A site devoted to the martyrs of the NS Movement and especially to events on 9. November 1923

There are over a half dozen or so websites more than these, some of which we may add to this list one day. Others we have created, and even others which we may not want to take credit for. well, maybe Panama City Beast.com, for which we never have sufficient time.

The Paul Senstius Project at Christogenea.org

This site has the German writings of Paul Senstius as well as an English translation. It needs some work, ad has been on my "back burner" for a long time. 

Ronald J. Gardner's Race and Crime in Iowa

Christogenea hosts a website for the writings of Ronald J. Gardner, which shall also include some related items of interest. This site is under construction, and will contain studies on race and crime, as well as Gardner's annotated edition of The Protocols of the Learned Elders of Zion.

UPDATE: Ron, where did you go? 
 

The Christogenea Forum is not as busy as it has been in its early years, especially since we opened the Christogenea Chat. However we continue to hope that our members post their more worthy discussions and materials at the Forum, where they will have a much more permanent home.  

Once the site of our now-discontinued and once-monthly magazine, The Saxon Messenger has an extensive PDF library of interest to Identity Christians which includes all of our back issues. Occasionally, we continue to publish materials there which are of interest to Christians everywhere, but which especially pertain to Europe.

Christogenea holds a Wednesday Bible Study every Wednesday evening at 8:00 PM, US Eastern time, on our Teamspeak voice-chat server. There a circle of our friends gathers to read and discuss Scripture, but also to engage in fellowship, for several hours each week. The Scripture discussions are recorded and archives are available at the Christogenea Media website. 

Interested in participating or listening in live? Teamspeak software is free to computer users, and available for a very small fee at Android and Apple app stores. See Christogenea.net/Connect for download links and connection information. 

At The Wesley Swift Library at Christogenea.org we seek to preserve the works of Wesley Swift as well as materials related to his ministry, and also archive works from some of his contemporaries.