Christianity
What We Still Must Learn from 9-11
Americans remembered the 25th anniversary of 9-11 last week with both mourning and hope.
Thankfully there have no more major attacks on US soil since 2001. But in naming it a “War on Terror,” we failed to clearly define the nations and religion that attacked our civilization.
Thus we’re still fighting Iran today.
Here’s the best perspective I’ve read on what we still must learn from 9-11.
Why American Communists Are Rising (And We’re Voting for Them)
Recent primary elections in various blue states showed a surge in communist candidates winning.
They call themselves socialists or democratic socialists (a misnomer). You can’t slap lipstick on a pig and say it’s not a swine. Communism is an evil, authoritarian/state-centered philosophy designed to destroy Judeo-Christian culture and its blessings.
It’s Lucifer’s politics come to earth.
So why are American Communists rising and we’re foolishly voting for them?
I Agree with Bill O’Reilly. But Here’s What’s Missing
My three favorite national commentators on American and world affairs are probably Victor Davis Hanson, Rod Martin, and Bill O’Reilly. I read and watch all three of them weekly.
They share wisdom from a Judeo-Christian perspective with slightly different strengths:
- VDH – intellectual historian with a mainline church background.
- Rod Martin – Futurist and positive entrepreneur who is Southern Baptist.
- Bill O’Reilly – a practicing Catholic who supports traditional values and fact-based reporting.
According to the list above, I guess I’m ecumenical in gathering my weekly news roundup.
A column by Bill O’Reilly caught my eye this week. But something was missing from it.