Richard D. Land

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  Feb 24, 2023

  The recent book that screams ‘I’m a classic!’: How the Protestant-Catholic alliance was formed (pt 2)

  The culture wars of the last half of the 20th century and the first third of the 21st century in America have produced some previously unimaginable alliances.

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  Feb 17, 2023

  The recent book that screams ‘I’m a classic!’ How the Protestant-Catholic alliance was formed (pt. 1)

  Once in a while, too seldom actually, a book is published that screams, “I am a classic! I will be around for a good while and I will make a difference.”

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  Feb 11, 2023

  Extreme liberal bias in NYT's 'The Crusade to Place Church Over State'

  In the process of perusing the pages of the “Old Gray Lady” this past week, I came across an editorial bizarrely titled, “The Crusade to Place Church Over State."

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  Feb 3, 2023

  Tyre Nichols' murder by police raises same question as 'A Time to Kill' film

  However, in the end, the question that keeps haunting me, and I expect many other Americans, is this: “In the end, would what happened to Tyre Nichols have happened had Tyre been white?”

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  Jan 27, 2023

  Andy Stanley and his troubling message as spiritual shepherd of the flock

  It is with profound sadness that I bring to your attention a subtle, but profound example of a devastating, anti-biblical teaching coming from one of the leading Evangelical pulpiteers in America today—Andy Stanley.

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  Jan 20, 2023

  David Green’s leadership lessons from Holy Scripture

  Occasionally a book tells such an extraordinary story that it makes for compelling and inspirational reading. Leadership Not by the Book by David Green with Bill High is just such a book.

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  Jan 13, 2023

  Free speech and the state of American culture

  Why such a rapid increase? The moral laxity of the culture brought on by the decline in moral clarity and intestinal fortitude of the American pulpit is one leading contributor. 

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  Jan 7, 2023

  Roe is finally gone. What must we do now?

  We must ask God to give us the spirit of the prophet Jeremiah, who, while he condemned the grievous sins of the people, did so with a catch in his voice and a tear in his eye, as he wept over the sins of the people and the terrible consequences which inevitably followed in the wake of their idolatry and wickedness.

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  Jan 6, 2023

  Ukraine: An important litmus test for Western Civilization

  The stakes could not be higher for the future of Western Civilization than what is currently transpiring in Ukraine.

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  Dec 30, 2022

  Who are we as Christians? (part 3)

  I cannot think of a more productive and helpful question for a Christian to ask himself or herself than, “Christian, who are you and what difference does it make?”