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…It was during another Christmas season in 1776, that a bold general led his weary army across the Delaware River on Christmas night. That night, George Washington won a battle that turned out to be a defining moment in the history of our still young nation. This night let us not […] He has led the Denver Broncos to one improbable victory after another—defying his critics and revealing the deep-seated anxieties in American society about the intertwining of religion and sports. Patton Dodd The Wall Street Journal 12/10/2011 On a brisk Thursday evening in mid-November, I sat high in the stands at a Denver Broncos home game, […] December 11th, 2011 | Tags: abortion, character, Christianity, Denver Broncos, faith, football, Tim Tebow | Category: Colorado, religion | Comments are closed
Kristan Hawkins Human Events 5/21/2011 During the past two years, Americans have seen the expansion of the federal government into sectors of their economy and personal life as never before. And earlier this year, the Obama administration quietly moved into a new area of American life, one of its most intimate, the patient-doctor relationship. Like […] May 21st, 2011 | Tags: AARP, conscience-rights, faith, Medigap | Category: Barack Obama, Department of Health and Human Services, Medicine, US Constitution | Comments are closed
Janice Shaw Crouse American Thinker 10/15/2010 …There is no question that the Chilean rescue involved expert planning, top-notch engineering, quality equipment, and the ingenious problem-solving of experts from a number of countries around the world. In addition, the miners give appropriate credit to their leaders, who kept them strong emotionally and physically. Villarroel said, “We […] October 15th, 2010 | Tags: Chile, faith, God, mining disaster | Category: religion, South America | Comments are closed
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