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Author: Andrew Alleman 50 World Accomplishments of Christianity Throughout History “You gave me life and showed me kindness,     and in your providence watched over my spirit.” (Job 10:12)   Introduced the highest value of sanctity of life, true equality among people regardless of their birth or social status, and transformed countless people across millennia spiritually, physically, and mentally through the life and ministry of Jesus Christ.   Roman Empire Transformation Est

Can Freedom of Speech be used to suppress speech? Do the owners of corporations have the legal right to control what content is on the platforms they own? Was the decision of the Circuit Court in NetChoice & CCIA v. Ken Paxton, Attorney General of Texas a win for free speech or a loss? You may have heard about Texas bill H.B. 20, an attempt by the government of Texas to prevent censorship by social media companies. You might also have heard about the case making its way throu

Author: Mike Sonnevedlt Perhaps one of the most difficult things for the Christian to do is to love, and to have mercy.  While I think being righteous is extremely important in our lives, and deserves its own discussion, I wanted to examine the topic that seems to be on everyone's lips these days. Christians are told that they aren't loving enough, that they're close-minded and that they don't follow Christ's teaching in accepting all people.  Many times, one group or segment

“Operation Crossfire Hurricane” seems to be the gift that keeps on giving. Can someone sue the federal government for lying to a court or violating the Constitution? Can the federal government use the theory of “sovereign immunity” to prevent such a suit? I’m sure you’ve heard of “Operation Crossfire Hurricane”, sometimes called “Russia-gate”. Carter Page was caught up in this investigation and sued the Department of Justice for lying to the FISA court in order to acquire war

Author: Paul Garner LIBERTY AND OUR PROPERTY By Paul Garner, author “Yearning to Breathe Free: Questing for Liberty in a World of Authoritarians”.    Without the ownership of private property there can be no freedom. Our bodies, labor, earnings, and our property are private.   Everyone has property.  Bodies, labor, earnings and property.  The only question is whether we have sovereignty over that property.  Without the ownership of private property, there can be no liberty. J

Do the federal courts have the legal authority to overturn federal law? Can the only unelected branch of the federal government rule over the elected branches? What are the consequences of “constitutional law” overruling the Constitution itself? If you spend any significant time discussing court opinions, you’ve encountered the concept of “Judicial Review”. What is judicial review, where does it come from, and is it used today the way it was originally defined? These are the

Can a religious university be forced to recognize and support a student group who wishes to change the nature of the university? Do students have the right to change the nature of a private university? Does our nation’s obsession with the sexual agenda mean your rights must bow to it? None of us want to be judged by our race, sex, or how we live our lives. So what right do we have to impose our views on others, even to the point of controlling their private property? That is

Author: Andrew Alleman The Victory of Faith:  How the Spirit of God Built Civilization and Transformed Your World   “Give thanks to the LORD, call upon His name; make known His deeds among the nations…”  -Psalm 105:1-2   “I remember the days of old; I meditate on all Your works; I consider the work of Your hands.”  -Psalm 143:5   “History is the True Demonstration of Religion” -John Dalberg-Acton, Catholic Historian, (1834-1902)   By: Andrew Alleman Its influence is all aroun

Author: Mike Sonneveldt The Power of Scripture   I've been witnessing a new movement cropping up in the more charismatic areas of the church that I can't help but pause and wonder about. I don't appreciate the church pointing the finger at others in the church, so I'll attempt to avoid doing it. Instead, I want to give a bit of a warning to those of you who are hearing these voices, and to ask you to discern whether it's a pathway that you feel you really should work down. I'

How far will pro-abortion politicians go to get others to comply with their agenda? Can California require churches to pay for abortion coverage in the health insurance they provide to their employees? In the battle between religious freedom and those who wish to promote abortion, who will win? “By hook or by crook” seems to be the sentiment of some who promote abortion in this country. When they could not get their way by federal law, they engaged the federal judiciary. When

Author: Mike Sonnevedlt Ever find yourself falling down a rabbit hole online?  Is the sky blue?  Of course. We all have. Our first reaction might be to believe that falling down a rabbit hole means coming across crazy conspiracy theories, like Elvis shot JFK or alien lizard people wrote Shakespeare.  Thankfully, I will not be reporting to you about Hitler still being alive in Argentina or bases on the dark side of the moon. My rabbit hole goes deep into the labyrinth of helpf

Author: Paul Garner LIBERTY AND EDUCATION   By Paul Garner, Author of Yearning to Breathe Free If you send your children to Caesar for education do not be surprised when they return as Romans. So many people are wondering what has become of the American education system in this century.  What if I told you that it was designed this way 180 years ago?  It was not a conspiracy.  It was not even a secret. It was the work of true believers done in the light of day and the public