Faith
Common Abuses of Scripture Today
Abuses can debilitate or damn. So we must identify and combat them.
Faith
Abuses can debilitate or damn. So we must identify and combat them.
History
Governmental discipleship has shifted our perception of our own faith in the postwar decades.
Reviews
What can Christians learn from a Nazi?
Songs and speeches from the Muster.
We cannot adequately address the post-war consensus without addressing its central figure.
Thus enshrined by remembrance and precept, the legacy of World War II, history’s fiercest conflagration, birthed a new doctrine of good and evil, with the Holocaust at its heart, that now stands as humanity’s latest attempt to forge a new global religion.
Auschwitz offers nothing but the silent embers of a futile sacrifice.
The Pilgrims on the Mayflower solemnly undertook to plant their colony “for the Glory of God and advancement of the Christian Faith.” As we undertake to plant this publication, American Mantle, we devote ourselves to this same end.
Pietas et Imperium—For a New American Revolution.
The PCUS increasingly embraced racial activism, helping drive conservatives toward forming the PCA.
The opponents of Christian nationalism redefine key terms in order to mask just how radical their claims are in actuality.
The woman who scalped her Indian captors.
An embodiment of the American frontier virtue of pressing forward when every instinct demands hesitation.
An example to all Christians today, especially ministers.
Most political commentators focus on elections, legislation, and the public drama of modern politics. Francis was interested in something deeper: the structure of power itself.
Desegregation, ethnic pluralism, and the erosion of America’s Anglo-Protestant educational order.
It takes God-given wisdom to recognize and divert the plans of the enemy.
They live an entirely secret life that is at odds with the faith they profess.
If these conditions are not reversed, what little remains of independent social and economic life will be lost.
The nation’s young women are fed up and they want out.
Stephen illustrates for us that those who want to take a non-confrontational stance toward these issues cannot avoid attacking their White and Christian brothers as a result.