by Amanda Manuel (Public Relations and Business Administration Major Spring 2009) Imagine sitting in the board room of a South Carolina school district where arguments for the line between church and state are presented. Listen closely; the underlying principles of freedom are there. Look down the hallways of a multinational corporation as it conceives a […]
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SAINT PATRICK’S CONTRIBUTIONS TO WESTERN (CHRISTIAN) CIVILIZATION
Across America, great frustration and anger are rising, as productive Americans feel that they are buried in hundreds of thousands of laws and tax codes that dominate their everyday lives, families, property and businesses. Our nation not only has too many laws, but they are overly complex and often impossible to understand or comply without […]
Dr. Dobson’s February Newsletter: America at the Crossroads of History
Dear Friends, I write to you today with contrasting and conflicting emotions. We have just seen the inauguration of the nation’s first black President, and many of us, even those who didn’t vote for him, are celebrating that historic moment. Given the scourge of slavery and the suffering of African Americans through most of the […]
Esther’s Legacy
As Jews (and Christians) celebrate The Festival of Purim (Jewish holiday) this week, a new friend Gail and I met and lunched with at the National Religious Broadcasters convention in Nashville a month ago, Eric Voogd, has written, with contributions from Tikvah, the following very important essay “Esther’s Legacy” for our times in the USA […]
Atheism’s Best Kept Secret
by Ray Comfort An atheist is someone who believes that nothing made everything. He will of course deny that because it’s an intellectual embarrassment, but if I say that I don’t believe that a builder built my house, then I am left with the insanity of believing that nothing built it. It just happened. Cornell […]
Created Equal: How Christianity Shaped The West
by Dinesh D’Souza IN RECENT YEARS there has arisen a new atheism that represents a direct attack on Western Christianity. Books such as Richard Dawkins’ The God Delusion, Christopher Hitchens’ God Is Not Great, and Sam Harris’ The End of Faith, all contend that Western society would be better off if we could eradicate from […]
George Washington: “An Instrument in the Hands of Providence”
By Stephen McDowell on February 13, 2009 in George Washington, Guest Essays, Publisher’s Corner, Stephen McDowell
George Washington is one of the most significant men in all of history. Regarding the direct advancement of civil and political liberty in the earth, he may well be the most significant champion in all history. Certainly he was the central figure of bringing a new era of liberty to the world in modern times. […]
George Washington and His love of American Liberty
I claim [George Washington] for America . . . To him who denies or doubts whether [America’s] fervid liberty can be combined with law, with order, with the security of property, with the pursuits and advancement of happiness; to him who denies that our forms of government are capable of producing exaltation of soul, and […]
The Myth of Abe Lincoln – Celebrate George Washington
By Gerald Christian (“Jerry”) Nordskog Abraham Lincoln is often cited as “one of our greatest presidents” and that he still speaks today. Hardly. Granted, Old Abe was a great speechmaker, and could apparently captivate an audience with his rhetoric, yet much of what he said and wrote he failed to demonstrate in his actions. For […]
Oscar®’s Cultural Pigsty: The Academy Awards Rejects Popular, Virtuous, Family Friendly Movies Again!
Once again the Academy of Motion Picture Arts and Sciences has ignored the most popular movies of the year in favor of R-rated box office wimps their nominees for Best Picture. Only THE CURIOUS CASE OF BENJAMIN BUTTON slipped in under the bar with a PG-13 rating. Accordingly, it’s made more money than all the […]
Know Your History: Or Die
by Alan Stang Recently, I received a complaint from a now happily departed reader. He took issue with a recent piece in which I recalled the history of our centuries-long conflict with Islam. The reader said he has no interest in history. He is only interested in “now.” Specifically, he wants to hear about the […]
Stopping Freedom of Choice Act (F.O.C.A.) and Outlining our Real Opportunity for Victory
By Randall A. TerryFounder, Operation Rescue With the new President and Congress upon us, the clearest political emergency for the pro-life movement is defeating the Freedom of Choice Act (F.O.C.A.). If the bill – in its current form – becomes law, it could cost millions more innocent babies their lives. We all know President Obama […]
It’s the Economy, Stupid!
Ron Gleason shares with Lew Wallace, the author of Ben Hur and Civil War general, the rare combination of man of action and scholar. Dr. Gleason first distinguished himself in service to his country as a U.S. Army tank commander, and then in service to his Lord with Drs. and PhD. degrees in Biblical Christian […]
Is it Time for Doomsday or for Building a City on a Hill?
by Gary DeMar “Apocalyptic thinking is in the air,” so said University of Connecticut psychologist Kenneth Ring in 1990.1 But long before 1990 speculation about the apocalypse was common, but it wasn’t until 1970 that the topic entered best-seller status and became part of everyday conversation. The 1967 Arab-Israeli Six-Day War focused attention on the […]
Christmas—God’s Gift of Salvation
By Christian Law Association on January 8, 2009 in Christian Law Association, Christmas, Guest Essays, Publisher’s Corner
The Real Majority It is generally recognized that 96% of Americans celebrate Christmas. For one wondrous season, the overwhelming majority of people in the most powerful nation on earth pause to recognize God’s most precious gift to the world—His only Son, a baby sent to earth and born to die for our sins. Granted, not […]