American Thinker AI By Allan J. Feifer Strong men like Putin can seem admirable, but the societal costs are terrible, as citizens have no say in government, and the dictator can quickly destroy their country.
‘Something far more troubling’
By Olivia Murray I’ve been on a bit of an anti-woman kick in my writing—not because I actually hate women (I am one), but because I’ve been dealing with a lot of awful women in recent weeks.
When someone interacts with the church, they should be getting the truly human so they may be directed toward the truly divine.
By Greg Richter Pastor of liberal Methodist church misfires in attempt to show Scripture is inconsistent.
Skyhorse Publishing By A.J. Rice A society grounded in reality -- with an intact sense of morality -- recoils from insanity and the first and most necessary step to recovering sanity is forthrightly and unashamedly call out insanity.
For many Americans, Ms. Parton represented an idealized style of faith: one centered in small rural congregations that prize community over ideology.
By Andrea Widburg Blacks would do better to look to the virtues of America rather than Africa, and to emulate the best of modern African immigrants, not the worst of America.
PickPik By Jay Rogers How do you know a charity is legit? Follow the money. A new report does just that, and the findings are disturbing.
By Kevin Finn Leftists lately are sorting themselves into four descriptive categories, which often overlap.