Unraveling the Myths: How ‘Zeitgeist’ Misrepresents Christianity
In today’s digital age, information flows freely, and we’re exposed to countless ideas and beliefs, often through the medium of online videos.
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Did You Know That Wanting to Protect Your Country’s Borders Makes You ‘Far Right’?
But some people believe it just makes you sensible! If there’s one thing the left and the credentialed media just love to do is to try to minimize conservatives by labeling them as ‘far right’. Apparently just another tweak, and we’d all be neo-Nazis! As Robert Stacy McCain reported, a knife attack, allegedly by an …
A Reassessment of the Pilgrims’ Motive and Legacy
The tale of the Pilgrims’ journey to the New World has been ingrained in our collective understanding as a pursuit of religious freedom.
Ancient Philosophical Debates and Modern Ideological Divisions: The Profound Influence of Plato’s Quest for Truth and Morality
Throughout history, the timeless debates among philosophers have continued to influence human thought and ideology.
Memorable ‘Memes’ by Citizen Writer, Rob Pue
While it’s sad that so few people are now willing to take the time to read a ten- r fifteen-minute article in full, I’ve come to realize that “memes” can play an important role in this age of instant information sharing.
Finding Strength in Faith: The Apostle Paul’s Triumph Over His Past
The Apostle Paul, whose transformation from a persecutor of Christians to a dedicated servant of God offers a powerful example of resilience and redemption.
Reflections on Life’s Legacy and Purpose
In a century, say in 2123, we’ll find ourselves resting alongside our loved ones, while strangers occupy the homes we toiled to build, owning everything we cherished.
An Informative Evening with Eric Metaxas
Eric Metaxas and his clarion call for the Church to wake up and not become like the German Church of the 1930s, is resonating in America.
Reclaiming Our Moral Compass: Reexamining the Role of Government and Faith
The evolving landscape of American society raises questions about the changing dynamics between faith, government, and personal values.
Our Great U.S. Culture War Series, No.7a.
In this first of two pieces in the seventh of our series – Our Great U.S. Culture War. We discuss the requirements for a Republic. They are non-negotiable.
Why The Left Hates Snow White
Why does the Left hate Snow White? The Christian moral to the story is what makes them livid.
Christopher Columbus and the Silk Road: Europe’s Quest for New Trade Routes Amidst Ottoman (Islamic) Dominance
In 1492, Christopher Columbus embarked on a voyage that would profoundly impact world history, driven by the need to find an alternative route to Asia due to the Ottoman Empire’s (Islamic State’s) control of the Silk Road.
Our Great U.S. Culture War Series, No.6a.
In this first of two pieces in the sixth of our series – Our Great U.S. Culture War – we finish the first of the first things about what made America – become America.
If Not Us Christians, Then Who?
Moral dithering leads to more moral dithering. Evil, however, doesn’t dither. It stridently marches forward. The horrifically sadistic actions by animalistic, islamofascist Hamas demons managed to uncover the dark underbelly of the “tolerant” left around the world.
Imperfection in the Bible: A Testament to God’s Servants
The Bible, a sacred text cherished by billions, is a collection of scriptures that has shaped the moral and ethical foundation of various religions. Within its pages, we encounter stories of faith, devotion, and the human condition.
The Deception of Self-Righteousness: Recognizing Our Fallen Nature
When we buy into the falsehood that humans are naturally good and self-sufficient, we embark on a perilous journey.
More Than Moment Of Moral Clarity
More than a grotesque, and tragic exposition of good and evil, Hamas’s attack illustrates the conflict between barbaric Islamists and Western Civilization.
Balancing Belief and Duty: The Challenge of Mandating Soldiers to Attend LGBTQ Events
Mandating of U.S. Army Soldiers to attend LGBTQ events, speeches, and lectures when their sincerely held religious beliefs may contradict those same values.
Sean Dietrich: Meeting Michelangelo
Michelangelo’s statue of David draws four thousand visitors each day the museum is open. Which is about a million and a half visitors per year. They come from all four corners.
Decoding the Biblical Timeline for the Battle of Armageddon
The Battle of Armageddon is a biblical event that has captivated the imagination of millions and has inspired various interpretations and beliefs.