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We concluded last month’s message on fund-raising tactics needed for your efforts to roll back local government or to stop a massive, unneeded increase. But how do we overcome the government propaganda that so often works? A familiar message by ...

Veiled in flesh the Godhead see / Hail the incarnate Deity —Charles Wesley, “Hark, the Herald Angels Sing” (1739) Hail, hail, the Word made flesh, / the Babe the Son of Mary! —William Dix, “What Child Is This?” (1865)   ...

. . . We experience the universe as the city of man.  It is a field of human exploration and endeavor from which the gods have fled. . . .This is the age of the secular city. — Harvey Cox, ...

The greatest spiritual endeavors and achievements in the past have been those energized by faith and hope. —Ian Murray, The Puritan Hope (1971)   Most Christians don’t know the power of their own faith.  They think like underdogs and that ...

Republished with permission from Doug Tjaden I had the opportunity to speak for one hour on the subject of honest money at the Nullify Now! conference in Raleigh, North Carolina on Saturday, October 19th. Below are the remarks that closed ...

Thanksgiving is by all accounts, a traditional American holiday. Just saying the word “Thanksgiving” evokes images of family, football and of course, food. You can almost taste the roasted turkey, cornbread stuffing and pumpkin pie. Ask anyone about the origins ...

Socialism doesn’t work. Just ask the Pilgrims. Most Americans are familiar with the story of the Puritans landing at Plymouth Rock in 1620, but few perhaps understand their early experiment with socialism and how its failure led them to embrace ...

. . John Robinson really was the Moses through whom God gave the newly born nation commandments that should be their strength and glory in a new country which he himself never saw. — Daniël Plooij, The Pilgrim Fathers (1969) ...

The only alternative to the doctrine of predestination is the assertion of the reign of total chance, of meaninglessness and brute factuality. —Rousas J. Rushdoony, The Biblical Philosophy of History (1979)  I did nothing; the Word did it all. —Martin ...

Francis the Dragon The Spanish called him a pirate.  To them, he was El Draque, the dragon who devoured their gold-laden galleons and plundered their treasure cities.  To the English, and the Protestant world in general, he was a hero—a ...