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    • How the Bible Won a WWI Battle

      How the Bible Won a WWI Battle0

      Several weeks ago, I made the claim that a culturally literate person knows the Bible. Because the Bible was a part of common culture for so many centuries, those who fail to familiarize themselves with its contents cut themselves off from deeper historical and cultural understanding.  I was reminded today just how valuable that knowledge

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    • Is Trump the New Constantine?

      Is Trump the New Constantine?0

      Christians are unable to speak freely. Religious freedom is under attack. Society is materialistic and immoral. Western civilisation is facing huge threats, from within and without. And apparently the one powerful emerging leader is no saint. You’re thinking America 2016? No. Rome 312. The leader is Constantine, who is vying to become the Roman Emperor.

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    • How Democrats Lost America’s Working Class

      How Democrats Lost America’s Working Class0

      I grew up in a blue-collar town in Wisconsin. Back home we make paper, lots of it. You can tell what we do by the smell of the town, a sulfuric scent that comes and never quite goes (the smell of money, people used to like to say). I grew up in a good Republican

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    • The Dangerous Consequences of ‘Distracted Parenting’

      The Dangerous Consequences of ‘Distracted Parenting’0

      Parental overuse of portable technology, especially smart phones and tablets, can pose a genuine threat to the welfare and development of children. The phenomenon is called “distracted parenting”. It’s far too common and, in some cases, outright dangerous. Distracted parenting is a form of escapism. Parents flee to social media sites, whether Facebook, Twitter, Pinterest

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    • ‘Race, Class, Gender’—The Left Now Only Has 2 of the 3

      ‘Race, Class, Gender’—The Left Now Only Has 2 of the 30

      “Race, class, gender.” For more than a generation now, the academic left has relied on these as hermeneutical keys for interpreting just about everything. I recall the great historian of Victorian England Gertrude Himmelfarb, speaking wryly at a 1980’s convention of the American Historical Association: “Professors might as well create a keyboard shortcut for the

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    • The Everyman Election the Pollsters Didn’t See Coming

      The Everyman Election the Pollsters Didn’t See Coming0

      ‘Can you hear me now?’ should be the headline. Establishment, inside, elite politicians and media have heard and are still stunned. They don’t quite know yet what to make of the results of Election 2016 in America because as of the moment this is being written, the results aren’t yet fully in. But from what

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