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Another anniversary of Roe v. Wade is upon us. And in recent days, the pro-life movement has suffered some serious political setbacks. Outgoing President Donald Trump was surprisingly pro-life. In contrast, incoming President Joe
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Americans were shocked by the assault on the U. S. Capitol that took place on Jan. 6, ostensibly by Trump supporters. The U.S. Capitol Police chief, who has since resigned, stated: “The violent attack on the U.S. Capitol
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It is no exaggeration to say that the future of the nation lies in the balance with the vote this week for the two U.S. Senate seats in Georgia. And abortion is a critical dividing line between the two sets of candidates. Gary
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Apparently, fewer Americans are reading the Bible daily. A Barna study on behalf of the American Bible Society came out a few months ago (during the time of COVID-19) that showed a drop in the number of Americans who claim to
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Some leftist government officials, in the name of trying to fight the spread of COVID-19, have come down hard on churches. For example, California Gov. Gavin Newsom declared (May 7), “We’re looking at the science,
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In C.S. Lewis’ book “The Lion, the Witch, and the Wardrobe,” he describes a beautiful place (Narnia) under the spell of an evil character (the White Witch) – who symbolizes the devil. Lewis writes of her that
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I feel disenfranchised with last month’s vote because of such apparent widespread voter fraud in six key swing states. But the media say, “There’s nothing to see here.” As of this writing, 40 court
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Last week we celebrated Thanksgiving, but is this holiday becoming so politically incorrect that one day it will be doomed to be sent down the “memory hole”? There is a war on American history. Over the Thanksgiving
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There is a war on history in our time. There is an all-out effort to cut us off from our past – presumably to make us into a nation in the image of what the left wants. For example, Thanksgiving would seem to be as American as
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Four hundred years ago this month, a weary band of Christians from England came ashore in New England after a grueling 66-day voyage aboard the Mayflower. The Pilgrims came for one purpose, which they spelled out in writing: