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Monthly Archives: November 2016
Literary Birthday – 30 November – L. M. Montgomery
L. M. Montgomery was born 30 November 1874, and died 24 April 1942 Nine Quotes Isn’t it nice to think that tomorrow is a new day with no mistakes in it yet? I am simply a ‘book drunkard.’ Books have … Continue reading
The Truth About Fidel and Raul By Ted Cruz
There is more than enough evidence to judge the Castros’ legacy for what it is: the systematic exploitation and oppression of the Cuban people. Two decades of “Castro-is-dead” rumors are finally at an end. And the race is on to … Continue reading
150-Year-Old Letter Written by Famous Author Found in National Archives By Chris Foster
A simple letter written from a Civil War soldier in Washington, D.C. sat in the National Archives for decades without anyone noticing its significance. The correspondence was somewhat normal and mundane. That is, until the signature of the person who … Continue reading
Thank God for America By Erick Raymond
I’ve recently been thinking about how thankful I am for the United States. It is certainly easy to take things for granted and focus on some obvious problems, but if we are willing to look, we can find reasons to … Continue reading
Posted in Current Events, History
Tagged church, Country, Erik Raymond, freedom, God, Thank God for America, The Gospel Coalition
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Ronald Reagan–A Soldier’s Pledge
Originally posted on Katherine's Chronicle:
http://youtu.be/Wt8y18YFH70
Posted in Devotional
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Why We Need the Electoral College
With the Presidential Election now days away, most Americans are keeping an eye on the national polls. Many are wondering who’s going to win states like Florida, Pennsylvania, and Ohio. But why is winning certain states more important than winning … Continue reading
Posted in Constitution Corner, Current Events, History
Tagged Constitutional Corner, delegates, democracy, Election 2016, foundational principles. Constituion, founders, House of Representatives, Politics. election Electoral College, President, republic, Senate, Seperation of Powers, Why we Need the Electoral college
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We Are Not A Democracy
Most Americans would say that we live in a democracy, but they would be wrong. In fact, neither the Declaration of Independence nor the Constitution uses the word democracy. Why? Our Founding Fathers established a republic. They took a dim … Continue reading