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Over the past few episodes, we've profiled the focal points of a modern nationalist movement in Moscow, Idaho, its roots, its reconstruction, and its fruits.

This is not a mere academic exercise, but a warning. These ideas have consequences.

I had the chance to talk with Thibidi Ennubile, former board

member at the Gospel Coalition, about his 27 blog post swap with Doug Wilson over his 1996

booklet, Southern Slavery as it was, and 2005 book Black and Tan. What started with Thubedi's post on March 12, 2013,

why respond publicly to Douglas Wilson's Black and Tan?

Convened with the post on April 2nd, 2013, a Black and Tan Roundup.

Thabidi wrote 13 blogs to Doug's 14, though many followed after, rejoinders, apologies,

explanations, etc. You could say the evangelical world took notice.

It seems that since the debate in the early mid-2010s, and the flurry having spilled thereafter

has confused Doug in his group of Moscovites and neo-Confederate Larpers.

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