Category: Citizenship

Patrick Henry “As for me, give me liberty or give me death!”

March 25, 2023

American Minute with Bill Federer . The Declaration of Independence states: “… But when a long train of abuses and usurpations … to reduce them under absolute Despotism, it is their right, it is their duty, to throw off such Government, and to provide new Guards for their future security.” The Declaration listed 27 “abuses and usurpations” by King George III. This was supported by the teachings of John Calvin, who … More Patrick Henry “As for me, give me liberty or give me death!”

War on Prayer by Atheists, Socialists & Communist: (update)

March 19, 2023

Original Post here American Minute with Bill Federer War on Prayer by Atheists, Socialists & Communist: “Eliminate prayer in the schools … Control schools … as transmission belts for socialism and communist propaganda”  The war on prayer by progressive lawyers and judges has limited  “mandatory”  school-sponsored prayer, but students still have the right to  “voluntarily” pray!  Brad Dacus, President of Pacific Justice … More War on Prayer by Atheists, Socialists & Communist: (update)

Are American Christians ready to face persecution?

March 18, 2023

“The more faithful we are, the more serious the opposition.” Are Christians living in free nations, like the United States, prepared to face persecution for their faith in Christ and witness for his kingdom? If persecution is a biblical promise to all believers (2 Tim. 3:12), how should American Christians and those in other free … More Are American Christians ready to face persecution?

A visit to the National World War II Museum is both sad and uplifting

March 18, 2023

Some of you may have noticed my absence over the past week. That is because I made my first visit to New Orleans. The city is beautiful, although a bit overwhelming, because it hits every one of your senses. However, what I want to write about here is not New Orleans generally, but, more specifically, … More A visit to the National World War II Museum is both sad and uplifting