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National Day of Prayer 2017
by E. L. Core
Thursday, May 4th, 2017.
Tag: "America"
In Anticipation of Thanksgiving
by Jake Frost
I was talking to my Dad one Sunday evening while I stood in the backyard flipping burgers on the grill. “How was your weekend?” Dad asked. “Fine,” I said. “We didn’t do much; the lake yesterday in the morning then cooked out some steaks in the evening. Today it was church in the morning, then […]
Youmerica
by Daniel Greenfield
by Daniel Greenfield on Mar 21, 2016 in Featured, Government & Politics, Law & Justice, The Social Order 
Without virtues, politics are reduced to tribal emotion and personal greed.
Thanksgiving, Freedom and Life
by Fr. Frank Pavone
A Pythagorean writer once expressed the role of civil authority this way: “The monarch has an irrepressible authority (and is therefore not limited by consent); he is a living law; he is like a god among men.” How different America is. Our Founders came here for freedom, a freedom that recognized that no human being […]
Giving Thanks at Thanksgiving … But Not to God
by Dr. Paul Kengor
This is historical fraud, forgery, perjury.
Tracking America’s Suicide
by Dr. Marvin Folkertsma
by Dr. Marvin Folkertsma on Nov 11, 2015 in Featured, Government & Politics, International Issues, Law & Justice
“We must live through all time, or die by suicide.”
Historic Prayer for the United States
by E. L. Core
by E. L. Core on Jul 04, 2015 in Columnists, Featured, Government & Politics, History, Law & Justice, The Social Order
For the welfare of the Republic.
John Adams and American Independence
by Dr. Gary Scott Smith
Adams’s approach to political leadership is refreshing.
Presidents Day Mea Culpa to Two Great Leaders
by Luke Hamilton
We began to shrink from the dangerous blessing of liberty.
Fear of a Racist Country
by Daniel Greenfield
Faith in nothing but the power of racism leads to a hopeless future.
Farewell to Apostate America, Part 2
by Robert Struble, Jr.
Go to Part 1. Tentative Exit Plan What an exceptional nation America was! In 1945 Germany’s foremost rocket scientist, 34 year old Wernher von Braun, led his team of scientists and engineers along a war ravaged route from Peenemunde to Bavaria, where they surrendered to U.S. forces. His team of rocket scientists (developers of the […]
Setting Sail for Pleasure Island
by Genevieve Kineke
Almost two thousand years ago, the Roman historian Livy assessed the situation in Rome by noting, “We can bear neither our vices nor the remedies.” This comment was highlighted recently on the blog of a well-known priest, who saw similarities between the decline of Rome and the current state of affairs in the United States. […]
Goodbye, America: More Recollections of Deer Seasons Past
by Dr. Paul Kengor
Last week I wrote an article on Deer Season a half century ago, focusing on my grandmother’s town in the mountains of Emporium, Pennsylvania. Each year, my grandmother and other households opened their doors and kitchens and beds to perfect strangers who came to town to shoot a deer—and there were no problems. The piece […]
