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The world only hides one thing, says Clément Rosset, and that is that it has nothing to hide. It is sufficient onto itself for its own unveiling. Meaning only appears as the result of the representations and interpretations man may give to it.

— Alain de Benoist On Being a Pagan (2004)

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Modernity proclaims rights without in any way providing the means to exercise them.

Manifesto for a European Renaissance (2005)

Yahweh would have preferred that man had not emerged from “nature.”

On Being a Pagan (2004)

Alone of all the animals, man’s actions are not predicated by his membership in a species.

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Those nations on the way to disbelief are on the path to abdication.

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In reality, as their theological roots demonstrate, human rights are only law contaminated by morality.

Beyond Human Rights. Defending Freedoms (2011)

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