Tag Archives: Memorial Day
Have They Died in Vain?
Over a million Americans have died in wars over our nearly two-hundred-and-fifty-year history. Considering the cultural and political unrest we are dealing with currently, it may be appropriate to ask just what it was that they died to accomplish and whether we are, after all their sacrifice, at risk of losing it all. Are we now giving away that which cost them so dearly?
Posted in Faith, Federal, Religious Liberty
Tagged Abraham Lincoln, American Revolution, Benjamin Franklin, Fidel Castro, French Revolution, Harrison Butker, Joe Biden, King George, Mao, Memorial Day, Stacy Abrams
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Patriots Underground
Memorial Day arrives May 27th. Once again, we must suffer the unintentional wince-inducing greeting from many who will utter, “Happy Memorial Day.” Not appropriate.
Posted in Faith, Federal, Marriage/Family/Culture
Tagged American Revolution, Christine Wormuth, Douglas MacArthur, Mel Gibson, Memorial Day, patriots, Randy George, veterans
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Bring Life to the Ballot Box
It comes as no surprise to me that the so-called “progressive” mind embraces the idea of a woman’s choice to end a pregnancy. Nor does it surprise me that those of the libertarian mindset are willing to jump on the bandwagon for “choice" as well. It’s their “keep government out of our bedroom” mentality.
Posted in Faith, Marriage/Family/Culture, Religious Liberty, Sanctity of Life, Sexuality
Tagged Abortion, children, David Glasgow Farragut, Democratic National Convention, Dr. Adam B. Schaeffer, Kamala Harris, Memorial Day, Planned Parenthood Clinic, Pro-Life, Sanctity of Life, St. Paul Pioneer Press
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More than a Holiday
There is an old hymn, that you might have sung, in which the song writer notes, “Prone to wander, Lord, I feel it. . . .” We do so quickly forget and devalue the great things we have been given. From ancient times civic leaders have been wise to erect memorials to citizens who have sacrificed or done great things for their countries.
