"Sacred" is a word which has almost disappeared out of our modern lexicon and public discourse and yet we find that it was an indispensable and valued precept during our founding period as detailed above. Webster's 1828 Dictionary defines sacred in this way: "Holy, separated from common secular uses and consecrated to God; Proceeding from God; Relating to religion or worship of God as sacred songs or sacred history.". Perhaps reviewing this definition will help you as much as it helped me to understand the essence and thrust of our founder's thinking during this critical time. As we approach the 250th celebration of Independence Day perhaps it would be of value to review some historical truths.

This is an excerpt from the Dinesh D'Souza Podcast: "A NEW GENERATION? Dinesh D'Souza Podcast Ep518".

In this excerpt of that podcast, Dinesh interviews Yeonmi Park, author of the Books "While Time Remains" and "In Order To Live By". Yeonmi emigrated to the US after her escape from North Korea and Communist China where she had been sold as a sex slave. Her harrowing journey is both thought provoking and inspirational.

As Men, What Critical Lessons Can We Learn From His Life and Apply to Ours in 2022?

"I had deep within me the inability to do nothing. I knew I may die, but I also knew that I would not die with a bullet in my back." These were some of the thoughts expressed by Joshua Chamberlain in 1893 upon receiving the Medal of Honor from President Grover Cleveland.

Chamberlain had been commenting on his actions at the historic Battle of Gettysburg, July 1863, for which he was being so honored. His embattled and outnumbered unit was out of ammunition...

These first 56 words of paragraph #2 of The Declaration of Independence, known as The Preamble Paragraph, must be clearly understood and indelibly stamped into the hearts of all who love America and value...