By Michael Gryboski Around 400 Baptist churches based in the occupied parts of Ukraine cease to exist as a result of the Russian invasion, according to a seminary president who lives in the Eastern European nation. — Read on http://www.christianpost.com/news/about-400-baptist-churches-in-ukraine-lost-due-to-invasion.html
By Greg Laurie Let’s pray that God would heal our land. Let’s honor those who have fought the good fight by doing the same in the ways we can. — Read on http://www.westernjournal.com/op-ed-2-things-christians-need-remember-memorial-day/
By Peter Lawler Memorial Day originates with the Civil War as “Decoration Day.” Southern women took up the task of decorating the graves of what turns to have been hundreds and hundreds of thousands of their fallen heroes. Theirs was highly civilized work—a duty… Continue Reading “Decoration Day, Memorial Day, & Fallen Heroes – The Imaginative Conservative”
By Patrick J. Buchanan Is Global ‘Democracy’ America’s Mission? – American Action News — Read on americanactionnews.com/opinion/2022/04/07/is-global-democracy-americas-mission-rs-sc/
By Larry Elder in The Daily Signal U.S. media underestimated Ukraine’s resolve against the Russian invasion, which has caused Europe to rethink its dependence on Russian energy. — Read on http://www.dailysignal.com/2022/03/04/putins-invasion-of-ukraine-belatedly-unites-west/
By Craig Montesano Clearly, Robert E. Lee’s reputation has plummeted from the lofty height it once occupied. It is time to clear a path through the rubble of toppled statues and discarded plaques to examine the qualities of the authentic Lee, as well as the… Continue Reading “Robert E. Lee Reconsidered ~ The Imaginative Conservative”
By Richard M. Weaver Robert E. Lee once uttered one of history’s most searching observations: “It is well that war is so terrible, or we should grow too fond of it.” What is the meaning of this statement, which is richer than a Delphic saying?… Continue Reading “Robert E. Lee the Philosopher – The Imaginative Conservative”