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The precise date of Jesus Christ’s birth has long been a matter of debate among scholars, historians, and theologians. However, compelling evidence suggests that September 11, 3 BC, may mark the true date of His birth.
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Throughout history, groups of devout believers have broken away from mainstream religious institutions, seeing them as compromised by materialism, political power, and human corruption.
This is an 8-part series on the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution and how it affects among other things, “birthright citizenship.” Today’s offering is: 14th Amendment: Part 6: Citizenship Clause
Few generals in history have commanded both the admiration of their enemies and the fear of their superiors quite like Erwin Rommel, the legendary “Desert Fox” of World War II. A master of mobile warfare, Rommel became Germany’s most celebrated general for his lightning-fast tactics in North Africa, where he routinely outmaneuvered larger Allied forces. …
Ukraine collaborated with Nazi Germany during WW2 and was occupied for much of the war. Western Ukraine had little loyalty toward the Soviet Union. They saw what Stalin had done in his killing of several million Ukrainians.
Two American astronauts are stranded in space. Decades ago, this would have been a defining national moment that glued Americans to their televisions, gripped the media, and stirred an overwhelming demand for action. Instead, today’s response has been mostly muted. There has been no widespread panic, calls for immediate solutions, or presidential speech rallying the nation.
This is an 8-part series on the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution and how it affects among other things, “birthright citizenship.” Today’s offering is: Part 5: The drafting and ratification of the 14th Amendment: Section 1
If you were an unlucky young man in Babylon, Persia, or China and got recruited for palace service, chances are your job orientation included a very sharp knife and a long recovery time.
This is an 8-part series on the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution and how it affects among other things, “birthright citizenship.” Today’s offering is: Part 4: Drafting and Ratification of all Sections, Except Citizenship Clause
This is an 8-part series on the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution and how it affects among other things, “birthright citizenship.” Today’s offering is: Part 3: What do we do now? Chaos surrounds us? Do we need an Amendment to create order?
You’re 16. One day, you’re hanging out, shooting the bull with friends, when a horde of thugs comes through your village, setting fire to houses, pillaging, and doing unspeakable things to townswomen. Now what?
This is an 8-part series on the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution and how it affects among other things, “birthright citizenship.” Today’s offering is: The Chaos After Surrender.
This is an 8-part series on the 14th Amendment to the US Constitution and how it affects among other things, “birthright citizenship.” Today’s offering is: Part 1: The Interpretation of the LAW.
Thirteen upstart colonies had declared themselves states, and united in a loose federation to fight for independence from the greatest military power on earth. And they handed over the reins to George Washington, to make it happen.
Firing some of our general officers is just a start. The rot goes far deeper than just a few. This article is the fifth of five parts, and examines a solution to having too many generals.
It has taken me a few days to formulate a response to the pathetic and callous display by Democrats during President Trump’s address to a joint session of Congress last week. Here it is
Firing some of our general officers is just a start. The rot goes far deeper than just a few. This article is the fourth of five parts, and examines the third of three destructive consequences of having too many generals.
Discretionary wording is found throughout the Constitution and its Amendments.
Article I: “Each house MAY determine the rules….”
Article IV: “New states MAY be admitted by the Congress….”
Firing some of our general officers is just a start. The rot goes far deeper than just a few. This article is the third of five parts, and examines the second of three destructive consequences of having too many generals.