By Donald Townsley In Webster’s New World Dictionary of the American Language the word secularism is defined as “a system of doctrines and practices that disregards or rejects any form of religious faith and worship,” and in the New Expanded Webster’s Dictionary as “the elimination of the religious element from life.” These definitions well describe the …
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By W.G. “Bert” Enostacion Time and time again, too many people believe the word “responsibility” has a negative notion; to them, the word is better avoided than fulfilled. However, such is a complete opposite situation to those faithful proclaimers of the Word who have born scars in standing on the truth; to them, the word is …
By Mike Willis Had I been given a choice of countries in which to be born, I would have chosen the United States. With all of the problems facing this nation, still I prefer living here to any other country in the world. Based on the problems of immigration faced along the southern border of the …
By Harry Osborne Our country is undergoing another experiment of shifting the burden of solving social ills onto the government and its institutions. This is part of the constant cycle in which people grasp at the promises made that someone else can solve their problems and meet their responsibilities. Much the same type of promises were …
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