By David A. Norris
Justice William O. Douglas, United States Supreme Court
In times past, our nation’s judges recognized that America has a civic religion. In 1952, Justice William O. Douglas wrote, “We are a religious people and our institutions presuppose a Supreme Being.”* Civic religion is different than the personal faith of individuals–their manner of worship, fellowship and practice. Read entire article…
On a night like this, when Democrats shamelessly dismantle another large piece of what made America great (the free market), it’s hard not to hate.
Statism has been encroaching upon American healthcare for decades, incrementally causing costs to grow more and more unaffordable, through government mandated insurance and regulation. Read entire article…
By Chuck Baldwin
August 25, 2009
America’s Christian heritage is both rich and deep. What most historians and educators refuse to acknowledge, our forebears understood clearly: it was mostly Christians and churches that formed and shaped the new land that became known as the United States of America. Read entire article…