Bible, Christian Beliefs, Christian Living

August 10, 70 AD Roman destruction of Jerusalem On August 10, 70 A.D. (the 9th of the Jewish month of Av), according to Jewish chronology, the very day when the King of Babylon burned Solomon’s Temple in 586 B.C., the newly renovated Temple of Herod was burned by the Roman general, Titus, following a Jewish revolt that began a few years earlier, in 66. After months of siege about...Read more... Read more...

American History, Christian History, Christian Witness

1642 Early public education laws American public education was initiated only a few years after the arrival of the Pilgrims and Puritans in the New World. Christians began to establish the private Ivy League schools as early as 1636 (Harvard), only sixteen years after the Pilgrims first arrived in New England. The foundation for public education, however, was first laid in the...Read more... Read more...

Christian Calendar, Christian Witness, July, Social Theology

Before school resumes, your church may wish to take the opportunity to demonstrate its appreciation to teacher for their service to the community by honoring them. Consideration may be given to home, public, charter, and other school teachers. We are a user supported non-profit organization.  Your small gift is tax-deductible and will go a long way to help us meet our operating...Read more... Read more...

Christian Beliefs, Christian Worldview, Concepts of God, Other Than Christianity, Social Theology

Many argue that “religion and politics do not mix”. But, the truth of the matter is just the opposite. Irreligion and wrong religion have never mixed well with politics, and every Christian should be prepared to respond to such outlandish statements. There is a group of individuals in America who have political aspirations, but they do not want Christians to have a role in...Read more... Read more...

August, Christian Calendar, Christian Living (Articles), Christian Witness, Social Theology

This post is part 8 of the series:Christian Living SeriesWhereas the “dog days of summer” in the Northern Hemisphere begin in early July, they conclude prior to the end of the second week of August.[1] Fishermen generally regard these days as useless for their sport, and by the early part of August, teachers and pupils once again inhabit most school classrooms. With the...Read more... Read more...