Daniel Darling and Richard Land

Daniel Darling and Richard Land

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  • How badly have we lost our way?

    How badly have we lost our way?

    Chambers records that in 1933 he and his wife discovered that they were pregnant. Realizing that this would be very difficult considering they were both Communist spies in America, Mrs. Chambers went to make arrangements to abort the child. When she came home a few hours later she was very subdued and quiet.

  • Is America headed for a national crack up?

    Is America headed for a national crack up?

    Are ominous signs revealing deep divisions in American society serving as harbingers or warning alarms that the nation’s continuing unity is truly imperiled?

  • Hardcore porn: The mortal enemy of humanity — women and men

    Hardcore porn: The mortal enemy of humanity — women and men

    The responses of the Oxford students are revelatory. They overwhelmingly affirmed the belief that porn bears “responsibility for the objectification of women,” the “marginalization of women,” and “sex and violence against women.”

  • The right to life amid a culture of death

    The right to life amid a culture of death

    I am often asked why I speak out on the abortion issue as frequently as I do. To me, that question would be analogous to asking Martin Luther King, Jr. why he focused so much of his life and ministry on fighting for equality under the law and in society for all Americans.

  • President George Bush’s 9/11 speech: A model of presidential leadership

    President George Bush’s 9/11 speech: A model of presidential leadership

    One speech did, however, arrest my attention, lift my spirits, and provide much-needed perspective on that horrible day and our current national crisis of identity.

  • AFGHANISTAN: A name that will live in infamy

    AFGHANISTAN: A name that will live in infamy

    The great American “bugout” from Afghanistan — a betrayal revealing a level of incompetence from our American military, security and political establishment is both breathtaking and incomprehensible. They have just presided over a national humiliation that will reverberate around the globe with truly legally dangerous consequences extending for the entire life span of virtually all living Americans.

  • How should Christians respond to America’s identity crisis? (pt 1)

    How should Christians respond to America’s identity crisis? (pt 1)

    It should be clear to all those not too blind to see or too deaf to hear that America is facing a profound identity crisis in terms of who we are and what it is we stand for as a people and as a nation. In significant ways, this “culture war” can be boiled down to two large groups of Americans, each deeply committed to their cause.

  • 'Unmasking’ critical race theory

    'Unmasking’ critical race theory

    After this week's column it would be wise for Bill to employ a food taster at Capitol Hill receptions and D.C. dinner parties. Why? It is quite simple – he has told the truth to the progressive elites, and they often react viscerally and violently to such effrontery.

  • Proud to be American? Why grateful is a better word

    Proud to be American? Why grateful is a better word

    For me, and for millions of Christians, being an American is a divinely bestowed blessing. Being born an American is like being born on third base in the great scheme of things and being proud of it is like being born on third base and thinking you hit a triple. No, we among all humanity, are the most fortunate of people, to have been, in the providence of God, born “American.”

  • A true culture war commences: Who runs the public’s schools?

    A true culture war commences: Who runs the public’s schools?

    Will it be the parents, and their elected representatives, or will it be national teachers unions and their minions in the educational bureaucracy that former Secretary of Education William Bennett called, “the blob.”

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