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The irony of the Republican establishment, denouncing the egotism and vulgarity of Donald Trump, is that the Republicans’ most famous and revered President, Mr. Lincoln, was the most base, vulgar, egotistical, and criminal
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Abraham Lincoln is the Christ figure of the Progressive religion. His crucifixion (his suffering and martyrdom by assassination) is the price he paid for establishing his kingdom on earth. His kingdom is of this world — an
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Wheaton dies from its modern account of meaning, reason, and truth, a cancer hidden in its bowls and detected too late.
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In my teens and twenties, so long ago, I considered myself a conservative and thought that Mr. Buckley and my father were telling me that conservatives are, by nature, non-ideological pragmatists. Ideology is any paradigm of
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According to William F. Buckley in his book The Unmaking of a Mayor, Professor Richard Weaver, author of the conservative classic Ideas Have Consequences, described the object of conservatism as “the paradigm of essences
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I would rather live a short life in a state of freedom, than survive forever in a state of tyranny. One of the keys to tyrannizing us is forced association. The government avers that what we eat, what we drink, what we smoke,
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Who do you trust with the future of orthodox Christianity in the United States and in the World? Who do you think is able to fight effectively for religious and political freedom let alone the dominance of Christian culture?
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In Christianity Today we find this story about Professor Larycia Hawkins who has been merely suspended by Wheaton College, Billy Graham’s alma mater, for identifying not just her own person with Islam, but the Christian God
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“Let the dead bury their own dead, but you go and proclaim the Kingdom of God.” -Jesus the Christ There is no country, no rule of law, without a culture to tell us what the nature and destiny of man is, and
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Wheaton College, which is both Billy Graham’s and my alma mater, should have known that the sodomite activists would not leave it alone and should have been prepared for it. But then that presupposes that the
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