There are three spiritual bonds that feed the soul and satisfy the spiritual needs of Western man. The more these bonds are strengthened, the more at ease people become personally and the world around them. The first and foremost bond is that which the individual shares with his or her immediate family and loved ones, the people that one holds most dear and those with whom one identifies most strongly. Of course, Western man being different from the rest of his specials also formed complimentary pairs, male and female, those bonds becoming in time more than the sum of their constituent parts and forming the foundation of a relationship that was more than mere sexual chemistry and the desire to procreate.
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The second broad group of spiritual bonds that feed the soul come from an internal connection with the environment and the natural world around us. It is not an accident that most of those “scientists” who have studied this world and by doing so have made discoveries about it, have been white! But these bonds have been damaged and even broken as Western man has become less imbued with his delight in the natural world while becoming more technologically advanced.
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The final of the three broad groups of spiritual bonds that feed the soul is religion. The word is defined as the belief in and worship of a superhuman power or powers, especially a God or gods including one’s belief or connection with a higher power, spirits of the ancestors, or an afterlife. Religion in the past bound communities together and sought to provide moral and spiritual guidance. <...>
Just as the enemies of the West have attacked the body and mind of Western man, they have mounted an attack on Western spirituality and the Western soul, both of which are decidedly Christian in their formation. The family unit and community of which it is a part undergirds Western Man’s connections with the natural environment and is based upon Western religious institutions and spiritual beliefs.