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Christian Outreach Ministry to those Incarcerated, with Addictions and our Military
Will Americans still be celebrating Thanksgiving 100 years from now?
This year marks the 400th anniversary of the Pilgrims’ arrival in America. The moment, which deserved wider recognition, was celebrated in an excellent speech by Sen. Tom Cotton, R-Ark.
“A great American anniversary is upon us,” Cotton said on Nov. 18. “Regrettably, we haven’t heard much about this anniversary of the Mayflower; I suppose the Pilgrims have fallen out of favor in fashionable circles these days. I’d therefore like to take a few minutes to reflect on the Pilgrim story and its living legacy for our nation.”
Cotton delivered a fitting tribute to the Pilgrims and their story of faith and perseverance, which is so intertwined with the Thanksgiving holiday and the values we cherish most.
Perhaps predictably, the speech was attacked by media outlets and Rep. Ilhan Omar, D-Minn., who hurled an ad hominem attack at Cotton on Twitter...
I received an email yesterday that I thought I would share with everyone since it contained a very interesting 10 question quiz. Take the quiz, no obligation and consider signing up for some of Hillsdale FREE classes. Learn the truth about American History not the revisionist crap being taught in Schools and most colleges today. – Mike
How much do you know about the meaning and history of civil rights in America?
If you’re like most Americans—especially our youngest citizens—you probably only learned about a few important stories spread across the long history of our great nation.
That’s why we’re launching our latest free online course, “Civil Rights in American History,” next month.
This new course covers our Founders’ understanding of equality, natural rights, and civil rights; the quest for justice up to and through the Civil War, during Reconstruction, and in the 20th century; and the danger posed to civil rights today by identity politics.
So Mr. or MS. _______, how much do you know about this critical subject?
You can test your knowledge today by taking a brief quiz we’ve put together from the course lectures. You can use the link below to take this short (and fun) quiz.
https://lp.hillsdale.edu/2020-civil-rights-quiz/
A group of scholars meets this week to discuss the impact of the Mayflower Compact—signed 400 years ago last week, on Nov. 11, 1620—on the American concept of the rule of law.
The Heritage Foundation and the Religious Freedom Institute are co-hosting the second event in a webinar series exploring the major themes in one of America’s neglected founding documents.
“The Mayflower Compact reaffirmed one of the fundamental ideas of the Magna Carta; namely, that no political society could flourish without respect for the rule of law,” said Kim Holmes, executive vice president of The Heritage Foundation…
By Angela Sailor
Out of necessity, the Mayflower Compact brought those of different religious backgrounds together into one community, in a solemn agreement under God.
By Virginia Allen
Heritage Foundation scholar Ryan T. Anderson hosts a discussion breaking down the case and why it is a critical battle for thousands of foster children and religious liberty in America.
On the radio program Monday, Glenn Beck, Stu Burguiere, and Pat Gray reacted to a recently leaked Zoom conference call that shows far-left leaders from organizations like ShutDown DC, the Sunrise Movement, and BLM discussing their terrifying Election Day and post-Election Day plans to spread chaos in the streets.
One participant encourages followers to shut down federal buildings, including the White House, and to harass members of Congress who arrive in D.C. to work. The video, published by the group “Sunrise Exposed,” further illustrates Glenn’s belief that this election is about choosing between good and evil.
Watch the video below:
I believe it is a Christians duty to vote, and to do so using the bible as our guide. While no candidate or platform is perfect this election like many others in my lifetime has clear and unmistakable biblical differences. The following is one last attempt to inform and motivate before you cast that vote. May God bless America.
If someone asked you where Christians could be fined $300,000 for worshipping Jesus, most of you would probably say communist China. Try San Jose, California. That’s where liberal local officials have decided to make an example of any congregation willing to stand up to the governor’s ridiculous orders. They’re willing to bankrupt churches and even send Calvary Chapel Senior Pastor Mike McClure to jail for daring to safely gather God’s people.
“I don’t want to break the law,” he said to the congregation on Sunday, “but I’m called to preach gospel.” McClure also made it clear that by showing up, anyone could be in trouble with the law. “…[T]hey could arrest you, give you a fine, or a citation,” he warned. That didn’t seem to deter the 600 or so people in attendance. They cheered McClure’s bold stand, which attorneys defended this morning in a Santa Clara County court…
