There is a common refrain heard across America, particularly in Christian communities and patriotic circles: what America needs is a revival. A spiritual awakening. A return to the values and principles that made this nation the most extraordinary civilization in human history. Most who call for revival believe that renewal of the spirit is the […]
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Reflections of a Grateful Immigrant on America’s 250th Anniversary As America approaches the celebration of its 250th anniversary, I find myself reflecting on nearly five decades of calling America home. I do so with deep gratitude — gratitude to God for the providence that brought me here, and gratitude to America for the life it
All Deists? Hardly. At a recent New Hanover County School Board meeting, a speaker declared with confidence that “all the Founding Fathers were deists, except for John Adams, a unitarian, who later became a deist”, and invoking the now ritualized phrase “separation of Church and State”. Some Founders did hold unorthodox or deistic views. But
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If Christianity were a song, to the modern world, and increasingly to those among Christendom, it would be the 80’s song “I want to love you… love you all over… love you all over again”. Soft. Repetitive. Emotional. Inoffensive. This is the version of Christianity the modern world prefers, and increasingly, the version many within
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From Tripoli’s Barbary Coast to the Strait of Hormuz, The Same Enemy, The Same Test of American Resolve. As America approaches the 250th anniversary of its independence, a sobering reality emerges from the pages of history: the nation is once again confronted by a familiar adversary. Two and a half centuries ago, the young United
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As the American–Israeli operations against Iran continue, the question before us is not only political, it is moral. War is not justified by power, emotion, or national interest alone. It must be judged against a higher standard of truth and justice. If we are to answer this question with clarity and conviction, we must first
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Hillary Clinton is at it again. The same Hillary who coined “the deplorables,” warned of a “vast right-wing conspiracy,” flirted with “reprogramming conservatives”, and routinely casts conservatives as extremists, cultists, or latent terrorists, comes yet another sermon of contempt. This time, Hillary Clinton accuses millions of Americans on the Right of “waging a war on
There was nothing more gratifying than watching President Trump publicly lecture the American, Canadian, and European progressive Marxist Left. Beneath his familiar colloquial—and at times rambling—delivery was a ruthless reckoning with reality itself: a methodical exposure of failed assumptions, followed by a decisive one-two punch and a clear verdict—the globalist Left has failed, and it
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Modern society has grown deeply hostile to moral judgment. We are told that right and wrong are subjective, that absolutes are dangerous, and that all systems deserve “nuanced” treatment regardless of their record. As a result, public discourse has been stripped of moral clarity. Everything is relative, nothing is accountable, and truth is routinely sacrificed
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It is with great difficulty—but even greater urgency—that this is written in the wake of a horrifying act of terrorism in our nation’s capital. The brutal, premeditated murder of Yaron Lischinsky and Sarah Milgrim, two Israeli Embassy staffers, was not a random act of violence. It was an act of ideological warfare. The assailant, a
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