Along With Points of Entry, the USA also has Exit Doors
A growing economy needs an increase in population, but there are limits. No country can absorb so many people–with such different cultures, languages, and abilities-that quickly.
American Culture
Rich Men Who Live North of Richmond Revisited
The working people of America know the rich men who live north of Richmond don’t give a damn about them. They talk nice, but they really don’t care.
Once Upon a Time in America . . . .
Once upon a time, America was a great place to live. That America is gone. In its place is a squalid, immoral, and lawless land that seems devoid of common sense.
The Rise and Fall of the American Empire
The Rise and Fall of the American Empire; A great civilization is not conquered from without until it has destroyed itself from within.
Are We Witnessing the Decline and Fall of the American Empire?
The Fourth Turning: An American Prophecy – What the Cycles of History Tell Us about America’s Next Rendezvous with Destiny.
Culture Commands Series: Our Great U.S. Culture War, Pt 2b
This Part B of the second installment of a series on Our Great U.S. Culture War. American Biblical Worldview When the thirteen colonies became thirteen united states, that America was 98.2% Protestant. The Protestant denominations had their differences, but they shared a focus, allegiance, and affinity to the Holy Bible. Furthermore, “dissenting” Protestantism is a …
Culture Commands Series Our Great U.S. Culture War Pt 2a
This is Part A of the second installment of a series on Our Great U.S. Culture War. From Cape Henry to President George Washington It is 182 years from Englishmen planting the Christian Cross on Cape Henry, Virginia to claim a covenant evangelizing this new world, this Virginia, to the first inauguration of President George …
Our Great U.S. Culture War-Pt 1b
Our Great U.S. Culture War; how America started helps explain how we got to where we are and why.
Culture Commands Our Great U.S. Culture War-Pt 1a
There were four distinct cultures in Colonial America. They united after the Revolution into a consensus American Culture.