American History
The backside of the Confederate monument at the North Carolina capital building in Raleigh, NC. I have spent much of the past month preparing to
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American History
I had many good intentions beginning this post. I had hoped to give a brief reflection on a trip I took this past week, a
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American History
Several years ago I wrote an article on how Christians were to relate to the Government namely with regards to subjection to authority. Today’s post
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American History
When I get up in the morning and see the news. When I get up in the morning and see the same not-new news.
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American History
This might not be the methodology taught in Blogging 101, but I’m going to lead with the punchline: I won’t quote Dr. Martin Luther King,
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American History
The concept of the separation of church and state is as old as America. Roger Williams talked about it in the early 1600s, Thomas Jefferson
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American History
This past weekend we celebrated one of this country’s finest and best legacies. Brian’s post below highlights Martin Luther King Jr’s “Letter from a Birmingham Jail,”
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American History
This year will mark the 50th anniversary of “Bloody Sunday” in Selma, Alabama, the much lesser-known, but no less significant moment during the Civil Rights movement
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American History
It’s primary season in Texas, so it’s that time again. That time when we get to hear this phrase over and over again: “The Founders
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American History
Today is a special federal holiday – Washington’s Birthday! Or, as most of us know it (thanks to endless silhouette crafts in elementary school), Presidents
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