Autumnal Reflections on America ~ The Imaginative Conservative
By Mark Malvasi
Although Gnosticism has conditioned the American mind and dominated the American character, the United States itself, as we are once again discovering, is a historical, not a providential nation uniquely blessed of God.
Nothing makes inevitable continued American prosperity or even American survival…
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What Were the Brooklyn Line of Forts in 1776? – Journal of the American Revolution
By David M. Griffin
The planned capture of New York City in 1776 by British forces set the stage for what was to become the largest battle of the Revolutionary War period. – Journal of the American Revolution
— Read on allthingsliberty.com/2021/10/what-were-the-brooklyn-line-of-forts-in-1776/
The Chinese Communist Party: Profiting From Persecution
By Callista Gingrich
Commentary In recent years, the Chinese Communist Party has waged a campaign of persecution to eradicate the cultural …
The January 6 Insurrection Hoax – Imprimis
By Roger Kimball The January 6 Insurrection Hoax – Imprimis
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Noncitizen Voting in Vermont Part of Democrats’ ‘Long Game’
By Fred Lucas
“Our elections should be decided solely by American citizens,” RNC Chairwoman Ronna McDaniel says.
— Read on www.dailysignal.com/2021/10/04/noncitizen-voting-in-vermont-part-of-democrats-long-game/
Will Graham says ‘sin is fun’ but living for Christ is ‘more fun’ | Church & Ministries News
By Nicole Alcindor
Billy Graham’s grandson Will Graham told hundreds gathered for prayer and worship over the weekend in Iowa that while sin can be “fun,” the gratification one receives from it eventually wears out and leaves them searching for a more permanent gratification and purpose in their lives.
On the Shoulders of Giants – Biblical Archaeology Society
By Jennifer Drummond
Giants have long appeared in the tales and folklore of people throughout the world. Larger than life characters such as the Cyclops from the Odyssey and the Jötunn of Norse mythology are still well known to us today.
— Read on www.biblicalarchaeology.org/daily/shoulders-of-giants/
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