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Democrat political science professors outnumber their Republican counterparts by nearly six to one at Georgia's four largest public universities, the disparity reaching its peak at the Georgia Institute of Technology where registration records expose the imbalance among primary voters.
This numerical dominance is no accident of chance but the deliberate work of the Managerial Priesthood that seized control of academic departments decades ago and now guards entry to the guild with ideological tests disguised as credentials.
The same pattern repeats across the West's ancient seats of learning, from the medieval universities founded under papal and royal patronage to the colonial colleges planted by Puritan and Anglican settlers to transmit revealed truth and classical order.
Those institutions understood knowledge as an objective inheritance governed by the Realist conviction that universals precede opinion and that the disordered passions of the City of Man must be disciplined by the Word and by tradition.
Today's captured faculties invert that hierarchy, elevating partisan activism above the pursuit of truth and reducing political science to propaganda for the progressive project that dissolves household, nation, and creed.
The Augustinian distinction between the two cities makes plain that no earthly institution can remain neutral once its guardians abandon the transcendent standard for the immanent will to power.
Where the Puritans planted colleges to form covenantal leaders under Scripture, the present regime plants activists to dismantle the remnants of Christendom and replace them with the leveled order of the administrative state.
The faithful remnant must therefore cease sending its sons and daughters into these captured precincts and instead erect parallel academies that restore the authority of what has been handed down, the sovereignty of God over every sphere, and the unapologetic defense of ordered liberty under law.
Only such separation from the corrupted institutions can preserve the intellectual inheritance required for the defense of faith, family, and nation.
