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The Christian Origin of the Red Cross
Few men have left a legacy of compassion exceeding or attaining the degree bequeathed to it by Henry Dunant. As the Father of the Red Cross and Geneva Convention, he was by default the impetus behind the Red Crescent of the Muslim world, and the...
Muslims Destroy Christian Capitol
Because many Christians are preoccupied with the present, they have no interest in the past. As a result, liberal and irreligious pundits easily deceive and persuade the American populace to not only tolerate, but also swallow the malignant and...
America’s Founding Fathers and Camp Meeting
Many of the influences that the Christian faith has exercised over America have been forgotten by the nation as the twentieth century waned and the twenty-first century has begun. Arising out of a deep desire to advocate the Christian faith, many...
Christian Living in June
Many of the events of June are well-know known, while other dates of significance are less known. Almost forgotten in the life of American Christianity is the camp meeting, yet this institution has tremendously influenced the life of America. Once...
The Christian Origin of Mother’s Day
Despite the arguments to the contrary of the irreligious, true Christianity has always advocated the importance of appreciating and applauding those who faithfully occupy their divinely appointed roles in life. Mother's Day is one of the most...
The Irreligion of Ethan Allen
Ethan Allen was more than a brand of furniture. He was a prominent early American and one of the first heroes of the nation. Ethan Allen (January 21, 1738-February 12, 1789)...