Among the truly great men of history

Most students of history have pondered the question: Is it the times that make the man, or is it the man who makes the times? The question, though superficially intriguing, seems to have an easy answer: Sometimes it is the times that makes the man, and sometimes it is the man who makes the times.

State of the Union exposed some crazy things the Democrats believe

It shouldn’t have been a difficult decision. During his Feb. 24 State of the Union address, President Donald Trump issued a challenge to the members of Congress before him.“If you agree with this statement, then stand up and show your support,” he said.

Ayatollah Khamenei’s miscalculation

It was a minor story in American newspapers when a riot broke out in the Iranian city of Tabriz in February 1978.

Restoring Britain

There’s a revolution brewing across the Big Pond. The British people were already fed up with the Labour government headed by Prime Minister Keir Starmer.

How we choose candidates is important

We are entering the final week of the primary election and after attending several public forums, listening to podcasts, watching videos, etc., the realization has hit me that we are missing both the human connection and godly connection in our election process.

Hockey team did it the right way

If men’s basketball is the most popular and professional athlete-filled team sport at the quadrennial Summer Olympic Games, then men’s ice hockey is its Winter Olympic Games analogue.Every four years, the two-week Summer and Winter Olympics provide a respite, for NBA and NHL fans, from the annual...

Letter to the editor: How we choose candidates is important

We are entering the final week of the primary election and after attending several public forums, listening to podcasts, watching videos, etc., the realization has hit me that we are missing both the human connection and godly connection in our election process.

Argument for God

If a tree falls in the forest, is there no sound if no one is there to hear it? (a question attributed to George Berkeley 1685-1753).From a physics standpoint, the vibrations of a tree falling will certainly exist, but what perception of sound would there be if there were no hearing and no mind...

Western civilization will disintegrate without truth

U.S. Secretary of State Marco Rubio created quite a stir at the Munich Security Conference last week.

Will we see Supreme Court vacancy or two this summer?

Few things in Washington, D.C., generate as much as excitement and intrigue as a Supreme Court confirmation showdown.