Unraveling the Profound Wisdom of the Bible: Beyond Human Intelligence
Comprising 66 books written by multiple authors over centuries, The Bible encapsulates moral, spiritual, and philosophical wisdom that transcends human intellect.
David T. Cloft
Roots of America: Embracing the Judeo-Christian Ethic in Our Nation’s Foundation
The framing of the United States Constitution, while secular in its structure and language, exhibits moral and ethical underpinnings rooted in Judeo-Christian values.
Thunder Bay Junior Air Rifle Team: Fostering Small Arms Safety, Education, and Championship for Youth
Nestled in the heart of Northeast Michigan, the Thunder Bay Junior Air Rifle Team stands as a beacon of excellence, dedicated to nurturing gun safety, education, and competition among youth under the age of 18.
Layers of Distinction: Exploring the Hierarchical Culture Within the U.S. Army
The culture within the United States Army is often described as a realm of high standards, rigorous training, and a hierarchy based on qualifications and achievements.
When Elected “Leaders” Legislate Morality: Like Teaching Cats Ballet
The age-old debate about legislating morality—an endless tug-of-war between lawmakers and the human penchant for mischief.
Unveiling the Pandemic: Leaders’ Closet Tyrannies and Constitutional Balance
Heading into the the 2024 Presidential campaign, it’s well to look at Covid “safety” decrees used by Democrats to exert tyranny and incidentally, spoil ballot security.
Why we FAILED in Iraq and Afghanistan: Lessons from Military Principles
The U.S. military engagements in Iraq and Afghanistan have been defining chapters in contemporary history, marked by intricate challenges and shifting goals.
The Kindred Spirits Monument: A Timeless Symbol of Compassion and Unity
The Kindred Spirits sculpture, an embodiment of cross-cultural empathy and solidarity, immortalizing a remarkable chapter of compassion between the Irish and the Choctaw people.
Understanding Race as a Human Construct Rather than a Scientific Taxonomy
Race has been a pervasive concept throughout human history-delineating divisions among people based on physical attributes, ethnicity, and cultural backgrounds.
The Pandemic’s Devastating Impact: Exacerbating Gaslighting in American Culture
Gaslighting about COVID, Has tragically become an increasingly recognized and disturbing staple in contemporary American culture.
Throwing Wrenches Into Gears; Abusing Free Speech to Destroy the Holidays
Certain people, shielded by the protection of free speech, deliberately aim to disrupt the collective spirit of harmony and goodwill that traditionally characterizes this celebratory period.
NORAD: From Dozing to Dreaming of Santa
It’s that time of year again when NORAD transforms into Santa’s personal GPS tracker, guiding him on his global gift-giving escapades.
Faith, Conflict, and the Enduring Legacy of Theological Disputes: Reflections on the Continuing Discord Among Christians
It’s been over five centuries since Martin Luther, the catalyst for the Protestant Reformation, stirred the theological pot by challenging certain doctrines within the Catholic Church.
Restoring Justice: A Call for Land Restitution to Native American Tribes in the Hamptons and Martha’s Vineyard
Democrats are in such support of reparations, perhaps they should think about giving up their prime real estate, that which was stolen from American Indians.
Faith Tested: Navigating Life’s Trials Through Christian Beliefs
Life often presents itself as a series of trials and tribulations, where moments of hardship seem to outnumber those of joy.
The Great American Christmas: A Foolish Cycle of Excess
In the grand spectacle of American culture, few traditions rival the fervor and excess of gift-giving, particularly during the festive season.
Unwrapping Christmas Traditions: A Tapestry of Origins Beyond Biblical Narratives
Beneath a kaleidoscope of customs lies a tapestry woven from a multitude of influences, some of which diverge significantly from the biblical origins of Christianity.
Theodore Roosevelt and the Battle Against Big Business in American Politics
Theodore “Teddy” Roosevelt was a transformative figure in the fight against the monopolistic practices of big business during the early 20th century.
The Erosion of American Post-Secondary Education
The Erosion of American Post-Secondary Education: A roll of Toilet Paper has greater value than a college degree today…
The Rise in Self-Checkout Theft: Americans Moral Compass in Broken
A 20% increase in theft via self-checkout systems in 2023 compared to 2022 raises profound questions about American moral compass when left unattended.