Category: History

What Does It Mean to Be Pro-Life? Or When I Grow Up I Want to Be CJ Cregg

Sharyl West Loeung | January 31, 2017

As time passes, it’s easy to forget what you once were like, what was most important in your life, what ideas you held most dear.

The first time I heard of “self-marriage” was on the TV show, Glee. The ever-quirky Sue Sylvester decides that she is her own best match,

Dr. Scott Shiffer | November 14, 2016

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

Kristen Hanna | October 24, 2016

A warning: This is going to be a long post. There was just too much goodness to cover. If you missed part 1, check that

Renea McKenzie | September 29, 2016

When I get up in the morning and see the same not-new news. I don’t know how to continue running this website that’s supposed to

Early this year, I had the most transcendent musical experience of my life. The magic moment came after a rehearsal for a concert of African-American

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,

Kristen Hanna | June 27, 2016

Tucked away in the small town of Hallstatt, Austria is a rather strange house. No one lives there, no one living, anyway. Sometimes referred to

Elliot Rossiter | June 17, 2016

Amidst a series of business news snippets in last week’s The Economist magazine, I came across one that I found rather striking: Saudia Arabia’s

Confession: I have a hobby I never claim on Get to Know You fact sheets or sitting around a table at a dinner party. It’s