by Regis Nicoll | The Declaration of Independence opens by acknowledging “the Laws of Nature and of Nature’s God.” It goes on to refer to the “Creator” who endows man with “certain unalienable rights.” It makes an appeal to the “Supreme Judge of the world,” and closes with an expression […]
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Jimmy Carter (James Earl Carter, Jr.),
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by James Kalb | When we do so we find that “privilege” is not about being accepted as unremarkable simply as
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by Andrew T. Walker | Christian reflection on religious liberty is as old as Christianity itself. But unless it is rehearsed and given fresh expression and articulation in new contexts, it can fall by the wayside. Marx was believed to have said, “Take away a people’s roots, and they can […]
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by Joanna Bogunjoko | Despite his re-election, Buhari has not begun to change or do things better. Alas, he has not even acknowledged anything is
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by Rabbi Abraham Cooper and Dr. Harold Brackman | What’s needed on both sides of the Pond are leaders–
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by Bankole Adewale | Revd.
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by Ven. Dr B.U. Okafor | “Therefore also now, saith the Lord, turn ye even to me with all your heart, and with fasting,
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Martin Luther King, Jr.’s “I Have A Dream” Speech Martin Luther King, Jr.’s famous “I Have A Dream” speech and it’s effect on the Civil Rights Movement (YouTube).
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by Joanna Bogunjoko | As you may
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by Scott Stump | In a heartfelt eulogy George W. Bush, the former
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by Joanna Bogunjoko | Special Assistant to the International Director and Archives Assistant | Be
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by Tom Strode | Kennedy, long the high court’s swing vote on controversial decisions, told Trump
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Seeking to salvage a landmark meeting with President Trump, Kim
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by Dr. Jim Denison | Denison Forum on Truth and Culture | The threat of North Korea is just one of the
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Responding to a question based on speculations about his political
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