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The Medieval King: Powerful or Pitiful?

As has been covered elsewhere,[1] the Medieval king, as opposed to the monarchs who emerged during the 14th century and

Christians outside the Dispensationalist echo chamber of the [u]nited States tend to view the nation-state of Israel and her wars

Faith and spirituality are intertwined in a people. A race is not adequately defined without a faith in the definition.

A lot of the times when people, who are new-to-the-faith, read the Bible, they read the stories about Biblical evil

A feature of our times is that the absurdity is interspersed with moments of pure evil in which nothing is

Love your neighbor as yourself. This is a command by God. A great, flawless command, as all of his commands

There is a hard rationalist edge to politics in the United States owing to the multiple generations that have been

Halloween has origins in a Gaelic-Celtic past. Specifically, it was considered the date upon entering the Rite of Samhain [Season

One of the more disturbing trends to emerge out of a rash of violence against Whites by illegal immigrants is

Whatever good there was in paganism, the Church baptized it and made it her own. This is true of the