We think we know the story of Thanksgiving: the pilgrims landed on Plymouth Rock, faced a harsh winter, famine and disease, and then only with the help of friendly natives learned how to survive. It’s nice for bedtime stories and feel-good paintings, but it ignores the most important lessons of our early history.
For far too long, we have allowed the foundation of faith to be relegated only to metaphysical “truth” rather than actual “facts.” Indeed, many shy away from talking about the facts of their faith, preferring instead the personally emotive, distinctly modern and substance-free “personal truth” as a guide for conversations.
Devotional: Putting faith in facts Read More »
The past can be useful for reflection and education, but it is not a destination. As a self-governing people, we must set our eyes and our action on the future.
Devotional: Look ahead for what is to come, not into the past Read More »
Texas has won a major lawsuit against the Biden-Harris administration, forcing them to continue constructing the wall on the southern border.
We often hear people refer to the collection of leftist newspapers and television networks that once held sway over the dissemination of facts and opinions as the “mainstream media.”
Sullivan: No, they are not ‘mainstream’ Read More »
